This
group of varieties represents a speciality in our product range.
They are especially appreciated for their giant flowers of unusual
colours, which are about 16 cm in diameter and have ruffled and
frayed edges. In contrast to usual diploid varieties these ones
are tetraploid, which has an effect on their appearance and character.
The plants are robust, high, weakly branched. Especially suitable
for flower boxes and containers but they can be used successfully
as bedding plants as well.
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13–15
weeks |
up to 16 cm |
flower pots /
beds |
pellets /
raw seeds |
E220
Rosea
pink
E221 Wine Red
E222 Dark Purple
E223 Černý’s Triumph
Pink and violet shades on a white background, parts of plants
with double flowers and parts of plants with single flowers.
E882 Alba
Free flowering, white ruffled flowers with dark veins in the
throat, flowers become light purple under higher temperatures,
plants are robust, vital, resistant to climatic conditions.
E1355 Copper Spotted
The variety is distinguished by its giant flowers with a combination of yellowcopper
colours coming from the throat with white and pink spots, which are
irregularly scattered on the flowers.
