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Click the pictures to enlarge...
This group consist of plants that has
been preserved within family's in generations by using cuttings and whole plants.
Several groups are included such as Fancy leaf, Rosebud, dwarf/mini's etc.
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Flower: Semi-double bright orange-red.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Double white.
Leaf: Light to mid-green leaves without zone.
Other: Large plant. From the wood castle Arbrå in province Hälsingland in Sweden.
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Flower: Single, light pink flowered with darker edges and eye.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with light zone.
Other: Weak/Winding stems, ought to be pruned often.
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Flower: Double, dark purple.
Leaf: Mid green big leaves with dark zone.
Other: Sturdy/large plant. Sold with the name ’Hamilton’ in the 1960s in Sweden.
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Flower: Double, light purple.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, white with orange stamens.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with light zone.
Other: From the Swedish village Lohärad in the province Stockholm.
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Flower: Single white center with dark purple edges.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with light zone.
Other: From the Swedish province Skåne.
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Flower: Semi-double, big cream white.
Leaf: Mid green big leaves with light zone.
Other: Purchased a cutting on the Swedish garden show "Nordisk Trädgård" year 2004 at Swedish Pelargonium societys display case
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Flower: Big semi-double, salmon color with deeper salmon center.
Leaf: Mid green big leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, deep-red very big bouquet.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with light zone.
Other: Arrived to Leufsta manor at the Swedish province Uppland about 1870.
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Flower: Single, light salmon with darker eye.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Double, pale pink. More sun more color.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with almost non-existent zone.
Other: Weak/Winding stems, ought to be pruned often. From the famous Swedish author Selma Lagerlöfs (born 1858 - died 1940) mansion 'Mårbacka'. Love this one!
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Flower: Single, salmon/white.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with red zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, pink with darker veins towards the center. Dark pink-red stamens.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with marked zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, red with white eye.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, deep red, narrow petals (almost glowing in the dark)
Leaf: Dark green-grey leaves with clear dark green zone.
Other: Old german variety.
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Flower: Semi-double, dark salmon.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with clear green zone.
Other: Sturdy/large plant. From the old Stilleryd-farm outside city Karlshamn in the province Blekinge, Sweden.
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Flower: Single, light pink/salmon with white center.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with zone.
Other: From Vallby in the province Skåne, Sweden.
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Flower: Big single, mid-pink/salmon.
Leaf: Gold-leaved with chestnut zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, light pink/violet.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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This group has beautiful leaves with different patterns, shapes and color.
The plants need a lot of light but not harsh sunlight. NB! Scant the watering during winter rest.
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Flower Single, bright red, narrow petals.
Leaf: Green leaves with white center.
Other: Old english variety (Lynes of Warwick) - 1877
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Flower: Single slamon flowers with narrow petals.
Leaf: Tri-color leaves with middle green center, white edges and a red/brownish butterfly covering some of the green.
Other: Introduced by the english breeder Andrew Simmons, Warrenorth Nursery.
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Flower: Single, bright pink with white center.
Leaf: Black to purple center with a narrow olive green edge (Black leaved).
Other: 2 F1-hybrid. See hybrids section.
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Flower: Semidouble to double reddish-salmon flowers.
Leaf: Tri-color leaves with light green center, dark green edges and a narrow red-brownish zone.
Other: Dwarf. Introduced by the english breeder Brian West.
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Flowers: White single flowers with red-orange center.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with a narrow white border/edge (Bi-color).
Other: Very simular to Mrs JC Mappin, but the border on Mrs JC Mappin seems to be more
creme coloured and be slightly wider.
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Flower: Single, bright red, narrow petals.
Leaf: Tri-color leaves with light green center, dark green edges and a big brownish zone
Other: -
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Flower: Double, bright red.
Leaf: Tri-color leaves with middle green center, creme-white edges and a reddish zone.
Other: Old variety about 1898.
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Flower: Semi-double dark reddish-salmon
Leaf:Tri-color leaves with middle green center, creme-white edges and a salmon zone.
Other: Introduced 2007
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Flower: Single, red.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with dark thin zone.
Other: Old variety about 1874.
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Flower: Double bright-red with white eye.
Leaf: Tri-color leaves with light green center, dark green edges and a narrow brownish zone
Other: -
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Flower: Single light-pink flowers.
Leaf: Tri-color leaves with middle green center, creme-white edges and a red zone.
Other: Miniature
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Flower: Single light salmon-pink flowers with red dots.
Leaf: Small mid green crisp leaves with yellow edge that turns pink in sunlight.
Other: Introduced by the english breeder rev. Stanley Stringer 1985, Miniature
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Flower: Single, red bright.
Leaf: Light green (golden) leaves with mid green butterfly.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, light red.
Leaf: Light green leaves with red thin zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single orange flowers with white eye.
Leaf: Dark-green with white thin edge that gets pink/red in the sunlight.
Other: -
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Flower: Single lavender-pink.
Leaf: Silver leaf, mid green with silver dots and cream white edges.
Other: -
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Flower: Semi-double pink.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with yellow/white border and red zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, red flowers.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with yellow/white border and red/brown zone.
Other: Introduced by the english breeder Peter Grieve 1858.
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Flower: Semi double bright orange-red flowers.
Leaf: Light green leaves with red/brown butterfly.
Other: Introduced by the english breeder rev. Stanley Stringer 1984. The Occold
series are named after the place he was pastor.
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Flower: Semi double orange-red flowers with lighter reverse.
Leaf: Golden leaves with dark chestnut colored zone.
Other: Introduced by the english breeder rev. Stanley Stringer 1984.
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Flower: Single light salmon flowers.
Leaf: Mid green leaf with narrow dark zone from outer edge.
Other: -
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Flower: Semi-double Light cerice pink flowers.
Leaf: Silver leaf, mid green with silver dots and cream white edges.
Other: -
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The name is give because the flowers resemble a bouquet of roses and because of the many petals
the flowers is sensitive to rain/water. According to some experts a genuine rosebud shall be sterile i.e
it should not have either stigma nor anthers.
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Flower: Very double, white with bright pink edge. Looks like double apple-flower.
Leaf: Mid green leaves with lighter zone.
Other: Is said to be English queen Victoria's favorite. Old variety from about 1870.
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Flower: Very double, bright red.
Leaf: Dark green leaves with yellow veining.
Other: Old Swedish variety.
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Flower: Double pink-apricot flowers, get darker in sunlight.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with darker zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Very double, deep dark-red, delicious!
Leaf: Dark green-grey leaves with clear dark green zone.
Other: Slow growing, dwarf. Introduced by the american breeder Holmes C. Miller 1970.
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Flower: Very double, bright scarlet.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves without zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Very double, candy pink.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with zone.
Other: From named, said to be named after the actress Noele Gordon from the TV series 'Crossroads 2001'.
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Flower: Very double, baby pink.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with darker zone.
Other: Actually a hybrid and looks like a rose, love this one...
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Flower: Very double, bright scarlet with lighter reverse.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves without zone.
Other: Old variety from about 1870.
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Flower: Very double, dark pink with lighter reverse.
Leaf: Mid-green with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Very double, bright pink with lighter reverse.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves without zone.
Other: -
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Flower: White double flowers.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves.
Other: Says to be an old Swedish rosebud but several different specimens
with small deviation in the flowers exists. Some mean that this is not a genuine rosebud
but a very double, though it has both anthers and stigma.
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Bird's egg flowered have small dots, while Egg-shell have both dots and stripes on the petals in
deviant color.
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Flower: Single, light pink with pink stripes and dots (Egg-shell).
Leaf: Mid-green to dark leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, light red with red stripes and dots (Egg-shell).
Leaf: Dark green leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single light pink/apricot flowers with darker center. The flower covered with stripes and dots.(Egg-shell).
Leaf: Dark-greene leaves with darker zone.
Other: Dwarf?. Introduced by the italian breeder Catia De Tomi, year 2006
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Flower: Single light pink flowers with darker stripes and dots. (Egg-shell)
Leaf: Tri-color leaf with mid-gen center and white edge and reddish zone.
Other: Introduced by the italian breeder Catia De Tomi, year 2005.
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Flower: Single, light salmon with darker center and red stripes and dots (Egg-shell).
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone
Other: Introduced by the english breeder rev. Stanley Stringer.
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Flower: Double white flowers with dark-orange stripes and dots and darker 'halo' around the centre (Egg-shell).
Leaf: Light-green leaves with brownish zone.
Other: Dwarf. Introduced by the English breeder Ron Mitchell.
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Flower: Double, salmon with red stripes and dots (Egg-shell).
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with clear zone
Other: Introduced by the english breeder rev. Stanley Stringer.
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Flowers: Single white/pinkish flowers med rose-red stripes and dots and dark 'halo' around centre. (Egg-shell).
Leaf: Light-green leaf with chestnut zone. (Golden leaved).
Other: Dwarf. Introduced by the English breeder Ray Bidwell, 1985.
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Flower: Single, pink with dark pink dots and stripes (Egg-shell).
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with clear zone.
Other: Purchased seeds and sow year 2002 and got one like this! White single flowers with red dots and stripes. Lovely!!
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Flower: Single, pale pink with bright pink dots towards the eye (Bird´s egg).
Leaf: Light green leaves with mid green butterfly in the middle.
Other: Wonderful!
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Flower: Semi-double light salmon with dark-salmon/red dots and stripes (Egg-shell).
Leaf: Mid green with light zone.
Other: Large plant. Introduced by the Swedish breeder Monica Birgersson 2003 (Odensjö pelargoner).
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These are smaller versions of the regular zonal pelargoniums. Dwarfs equals
full grown plants with size 12,5 above the pot edge, but not higher than 20 centimeter (pot size between 9-11,5 centim/diam)
Miniatures equals full grown plants with size less than 12,5 centimeter above the pot edge (pot size max 9 centim/diam)
Dwarfs and miniatures consists of a majority of the different groups such as Fancy Leaf etc.
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Flower: Semi-double, apricot-pink with lighter center. The flowers turns darker in sunlight.
Leaf: Dark-green leaves with dark zone.
Other: Introduced by the Australian breeder Mrs Ruby Holborow 1966./P>
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Flower: Single light apricot with darker eye and upper petals.
Leaf: Mid-greene leaves with darkbrown wide zone.
Other: This set of pelargoniums(Asarna) is introduced by the Swedish pair Lotta och Robban Lundberg.
They was given the seeds by Brian West and the name of the series is taken from the nordic mythology.
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Flower: Semi-double, pink.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with dark butterfly.
Other: -
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Flower: Very double, raspberry-red with lighter reverse.
Leaf: Beautiful golden leaves with copper zone.
Other: Almost a rosebud, lovely! Introduced by the english breeder Brian West.
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Flower: Double light pink-mauve.
Leaf: Light-green leaves with wide mid-green zone.
Other: Introduced by the english breeder rev. Stanley Stringer 1981. One of the 27 in the Deacon-series.
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Flower: Single, red with narrow petals.
Leaf: Dark olive green leaves with thin dark green zone.
Other: Imported to Sweden from Germany soon after second world war (Max Lobner 1927)
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Flower: Double light pink-salmon
Leaf: Golden leaves with copper colored zone.
Other: Introduced by the english breeder Brian West.
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Flower: Semi-double, cerise.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Semi-double, soft pink with white edges.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone.
Other: From Sulmans 2003.
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Flower: Single, light salmon-pink with darker ring in middle. The petals are filled with little dots.
Leaf: Dark-green leaves with a dark zone.
Other: Introduced by the Swedish breeder Monica Birgersson 2001 (Odensjö pelargoner).
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Flower: Single, light salmon/orange with dark orange dots and stripes.
Leaf: Light green-yellow leaves with mid-green wide zone.
Other: Egg-shell. Introduced by the english breeder Steve Fitzjohn 1992.
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Flower: Semi-double, cerise/pink.
Leaf: Dark green leaves with a stroke of red and dark red zone.
Other: Introduced by the english breeder rev. Stanley Stringer.
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Flower: Single, salmon pink (very small flowers).
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone.
Other:
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Flower: Single white flowers with pink blushing center.
Leaf: Mid- to darkgreen leaves with light zone.
Other: Introduced by Floranova in England.
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Flowers do not open fully, giving the look of half opened tulips
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Flower: Baby-pink
Leaf: Mid-green fringed leaves without zone.
Other: A Swedish one, introduced by Bengstsbo Handelsträdgård(Nursery) in province Västergötland 2002. Lovely one!
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Flower: Pink-white
Leaf: Mid-green fringed leaves without zone.
Other: Another Swedish one! This is a sport from pelargonium Mårbacka. Introduced by Förslövs Handelsträdgård(Nursery) in province Skåne.
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Flower: Pink.
Leaf: Mid-green fringed leaves without or very weak zone.
Other: Introduced by the american breeder's Robert and Ralph Andréa.
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Flower: Dark red.
Leaf: Mid-green fringed leaves without zone.
Other: -
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'Zonals' are pelargoniums that you are most probably familiar with as 'geraniums',
the regular bedding type plants. They are called 'Zonals' because of the darker ring that encircles
the center of each leaf. The plants vary in size, the flowers vary in color being either single,
semi-double, double, rosebud flowered, cactus flowered, etc. The leaves also vary in color and shape.
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Flower: Double darkred flowers.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with brown zone.
Other: Introduced 1912 by the french breeder Victor Lemoine.
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Flower: Semi-double, dark salmon with lighter edge.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with dark copper zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, red flowers with a white eye.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Semi-double pink
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone.
Other: Also called dansk(Danish) mårbacka and says be originate from queen Ingrids summer castle Sofiero in province Skåne.
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Flower: Double white-pink.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone.
Other: Introduced 2004 by the Swedish breeder Sune Trygg. One of Ekeby-series, named after the area Skogs-Ekeby in Tungelsta in province Stockholm.
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Flower: Single very big deep-red.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with darker zone.
Other: A german big giant.
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Flower: Very light pink single flowered with a tinge of pink at the edge of the petals.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with weak zone
Other: Bought in a specialized pelargonium webb store 2004. But I don't think I got the right one. |
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Flower: Double, vanilla white(yellow).
Leaf: Mid-green flowers with light zone.
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Flower: Light baby-pink, darker at the middle and edges.
Leaf: Mid-greene leaf with weak zone.
Other: Highfields series is introduced by the english breeder Ken Gamble.
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Flower: Single red with a white eye (big flowers).
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with weak zone.
Other: Introduced by the english breeder Ken Gamble. This one 1977.
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Flower: Double white with apricot center. Color get darker in sunlight.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Single, red with lighter red/orange stripes.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with light zone.
Other: Very special.
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Flower: Double, dark cerise/purple.
Leaf: Dark green leaves with weak zone.
Other: Large plant
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Flower: Semi-double, in the beginning white who alter in champagne. In full bloom the petals get pinkish color.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with darker zone.
Other: Introduced by the Swedish breeder Monica Birgersson 2002 (Odensjö pelargoner).
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Flower: Single, white with a tint of pink. More pink in sunlight.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with darker zone.
Other: Introduced by the Swedish breeder Monica Birgersson 2006 (Odensjö pelargoner).
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Flower: Single, white with light baby pink middle.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with darker zone.
Other: Introduced by the English breeder Brian West. Simply wonderful!
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Flower: Single, white with a pink blush and dark veins.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with chestnut colored zone.
Other: -
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Flower: Very double, candy pink.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with dark red/brown butterfly.
Other: Can be sorted under both rosebuds, dwarf or fancy leaves.
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Flower: Double, carmine red with white eye. My specimen is however single!
Leaf: Mid-green leaves.
Other: NB. Should have double flowers.
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Flower: Single, bright pink with white eye.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with weak zone.
Other: -
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The leaves on stellar are often lobate and the petals are star shaped. The lower petals are wider
than the upper. There is both single and double flowered. These variety's seems to be discovered in Australia about
1950 and arrived to Europe around 1960.
Formosum hybrids is a un-recognized name for Finger flowered pelargoniums. This very small group considers to
originate from Mexico. The foliage is a bit more lobate then the Stellar group. All the petals are equal sized, slender and
looks like fingers.
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Flower: Semi double rasberry red flowers with a white eye (Stellar).
Leaf: Dark-green leaves with darker zone.
Other: Introduced by the Swedish breeder Karin Lundh Hansen, 2008.
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Flower: Single dark pink flowers with a white eye (Stellar).
Leaf: Mid-green leaves.
Other: A PAC® variety from Elsner Jungpflanzen in Germany.
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Flower: Single white flowers with a dark pink (tint) eye (Stellar).
Leaf: Mid-green beautiful lobate leaves without zone.
Other: Introduced by the italian breeder Catia De Tomi, 2005.
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Flower: Single deep pink lower petals and a white eye that stretch to upper peals (Stellar).
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with a very white border(Bi-color).
Other: Introduced by the italian breeder Catia De Tomi, 2006. Lovely!
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This is a collection of pelargonium's without documented names.
I have named them just to keep order in my collection.
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Flower: Single, white with a pink eye.
Leaf: Dark green leaves with slight darker zone and reddish stems.
Other: Received a cutting from a old man living in Bispberg in the province Dalarna/Sweden who told me that
his late wife got the plant many many years ago.
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Flower: Semi double, white with pink/salmon center.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves marked zone.
Other: From my grandpa's collection.
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Flower: Semi double, deep-red
Leaf: Mid-green leaves marked zone.
Other: From my grandpa's collection.
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Flower: Single, pink flowers with white eye.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves with nice brown zone (darker in the sun).
Other: Bought in a nursery, without documented name
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All pelargoniums except the vild species are actually hybrids, but here I will try to collect
and show different interspecific breedings and breeding between two species so-called primary hybrids.
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Flower: Semi-double, light cream-white.
Leaf: Light to mid-green lobate leaves without zone.
Other: Sometimes end up among 'primary hybrids group'(cross breed between two species), but this is wrong
thus one parent already is cross breed. Creamery are a result of the species P. quinquelobatum and dwarf zonal
Fantasie. 1 An interspecific breeding?
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Flower: Double, big dark blood-red flowers.
Leaf: Mid-green leaves.
Other: A 'hybrid Ivy Leaf' 1 . The color is like dark red velvet...lovely one!
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Hybrid Ivy Leaf – is what you get when crossing zonal geranium with trailing ivy-leaf varieties.
The plant should clearly display characteristics of both zonal and ivy leaved plants without being predominantly one or the other.
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F1 stands for Filial 1, the first filial generation seeds/plants offspring resulting from a cross mating of distinctly different parental types.
To produce consistent F1-hybrids, the original cross must be repeated each season. See "Black Velvet" under kategory Fancy Leaf.
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Of course I have to try this too. Waiting for the new breeds to sprout, grow and flower is the
same feeling a child has when he or she is waiting for Santa Claus...i suppose
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Flower: Single light salmon with white center. Red veins even darker reverse.
Leaf: Mid-green with light zone.
Other: Breeding between Nybro Kin(mum) and Augusta 2005. Large plant.
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Flower: Semi-double, color alters between dark pink and orange.
Leaf: Mid-green with a wide darker zone.
Other: Unknown parents. The flower holds long.
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