• Orange self. Dormant habit. Quite striking, with 8-inch flowers on tall spikes. Branches well. Some years, stays in bloom from mid-June until after the second frost, towards the end of October! Highly desirable plant.

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    Colour Orange, Yellow
    Blooming Season Early, Midseason, Late, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 46
    Hybridizer Grovatt
    Introduction Year 1979
    Flower Size (inches) 8
    Form Unusual Form and Spider
  • Bright gold self. Dormant habit. Long-lasting flowers.

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    Colour Yellow
    Blooming Season Midseason
    Height 28
    Hybridizer Stevens and Seawright
    Introduction Year 1985
    Flower Size (inches) 5
    Form Frilled, Full Form
  • Pink lavender blend with gold edge. Evergreen foliage.

    Additional information

    Colour Lavender, Yellow
    Blooming Season Midseason, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 23
    Hybridizer Grace
    Introduction Year 2000
    Flower Size (inches) 6
    Form Frilled, Full Form
  • Near white self. Evergreen foliage. If you like white flowers, this one compares in vigour with ‘Ice Carnival’. The main difference is height and shape of petals (roundish in this case, pointy for I.C.).

    Additional information

    Colour White
    Blooming Season Midseason, Late, Registered rebloomer
    Height 25
    Hybridizer Durio
    Introduction Year 1977
    Flower Size (inches) 6
    Form Classic
  • Red self. Evergreen foliage. A giant in the garden. It doesn’t get to the registered 68″ here, but quite close! To brighten up the early season gardens.

    Additional information

    Colour Red
    Blooming Season Early, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 68
    Hybridizer Stamile
    Introduction Year 1999
    Flower Size (inches) 8
    Form Unusual Form and Spider
  • Pink with red rose eye and picotee edge. Semi-evergreen foliage.

    Additional information

    Colour Red
    Blooming Season Early, Midseason, Registered rebloomer
    Height 25
    Hybridizer Kinnebrew
    Introduction Year 2001
    Flower Size (inches) 4.75
    Form Full Form
     
  • Red with slight white edge. Evergreen foliage.

    Additional information

    Colour Red
    Blooming Season Early, Midseason
    Height 19
    Hybridizer Weston
    Introduction Year 1990
    Flower Size (inches) 5.5
    Form Classic
  • Lavender blend with blue halo and red violet edge w purple veins. Evergreen foliage. Simply delightful and soothing.

    Additional information

    Colour Lavender
    Blooming Season Midseason, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 28
    Hybridizer Morss
    Introduction Year 1999
    Flower Size (inches) 5.5
    Form Full Form
  • Junzi*

    $16.00
    Cream with violet black eye. Another beautiful study in contrasts by Stamile. Stunning on mature clumps. Relatively quick to increase. Evergreen foliage.

    Additional information

    Colour White, Purple
    Blooming Season Early, Registered rebloomer
    Height 25
    Hybridizer Stamile
    Introduction Year 2004
    Flower Size (inches) 5.5
    Form Full Form
  • Light cream with big lavender rose eye and edge over a nice green throat. Semi-evergreen foliage.

    Additional information

    Colour Lavender, White
    Blooming Season Midseason, Late, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 25
    Hybridizer Salter
    Introduction Year 2002
    Flower Size (inches) 4.75
    Form Full Form
  • Light yellow green self. Spider shape with nice size flowers, cascading, floating in mid-air. Dormant habit.

    Additional information

    Colour Green, Yellow
    Blooming Season Midseason
    Height 32
    Hybridizer Bechtold
    Introduction Year 1949
    Flower Size (inches) 7
    Form Unusual Form and Spider
  • Pretty polychrome with great branching. Always opens flat in early morning, never hanging. Excellent plant balance, branching and habit. Evergreen foliage.

    Additional information

    Colour White, Yellow
    Blooming Season Midseason, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 35
    Hybridizer Stamile
    Introduction Year 2008
    Flower Size (inches) 7
    Form Full Form

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