There ought to be a thread for Regal Pelargoniums (P. x domesticum), so let's start one.
When I was young in the PNW they were called "Martha Washingtons" for some reason. They were carefully greenhoused over the winters; it made them a little more special in my mind's eye.
They grow really well here in the SF Bay Area even at the beach, and even in sand. They are perennial and occasionally get pretty tall - one below is over 6 ft. (183 cm.).
Close by there is a great nursery that specializes in the family and it is called Geraniaceae; they offer Regals (but I don't think they are the focus). Otherwise, it seems a bit hard to find them in ordinary nurseries.
Here people swap cuttings over the garden fence and one sees little clusters of one kind in an area, and different kinds a few streets away. No one seems to know their real variety names. I grabbed a couple once at my nursery that I saw were unusual, but I still don't know their proper cv. names.
It is the top of the season for them now, so here are some. (Please add your thoughts on the names and/or photos of your own)
A tall one:
A close-up of that one:
Pink 2:
Two-tone Pink 3:
Two-tone Pink 4 (this one is popular):
Two-tone Pink 5:
Dark Two-tone 1:
Dark Two-tone 2:
And my favorite, Red 1: