Regals-Uniques-Angels

REGALS/MARTHA WASHINGTONS (PELARGONIUM X DOMESTICUM)
These prom queens of the pelargonium world put on the biggest show for the shortest time (2-3 months) of all our pelargoniums.  Blooms stop when temperatures top 80°F.  Think of them as drought tolerant substitutes for azaleas, and wonderful Mother’s Day gifts. Also available in 5-gallon containers.

Belinda
Bright rose pink

Dark Mystery

Our own introduction, blooms longer than most regals, with scattered rebloom in the fall. Deep chocolatey reddish black blooms on handsome 2-3 foot shrubs.

Fire Dancer (Tunia Perfecta)

Red

Georgia Peach
Pale peach

Harewood Grand Slam

Lord Bute

Marlene

Large lavender

Mere Cocktail

Compact, early two-tone purple

Powder Pink

Large light pink

Rembrandt

Rich purple

Rosetto

White Champion

Large white

UNIQUES
These amazing hybrids combine the stature and stunning blooms of regals with the less flashy presentation and incredible heat/drought tolerance of other species.  Uniques are an essential addition to the shrubby perennial plant palette of the drought tolerant garden.  Also available in 5-gallon containers.

Copthorne

Deep lavender blooms for 9-10 months on handsome mounding 26”-38” tall dark green foliage.  The perfect replacement for azaleas, raphiolepis.

New Voodoo

Picture a Star Jasmine with one-inch diameter bright red blooms and you have ‘New Voodoo’. Like Star Jasmine it can be trained as a ground cover shrub or vine (although it is not as twining). On a fence, downspout or espalier, it is a refined, smaller scale alternative to Bougainvillea ‘San Diego Red’. Hummingbirds love it.

Old Scarlet Unique

Polka

Roller's Satinique

Soft, grey green foliage to 20”-30” by 30” resembles a fuzzier version of Lavandula dentata. Glowing salmon pink blooms for over 9 months per year are not gaudy. We have them planted with Muehlenbergia rigens and Salvia clevelanidi.

Voodoo

ANGELS
Angel pelargoniums are fascinating crosses of regal pelargoniums and (usually) scented pelargoniums; some have been called mini regals or pansy face pelargoniums. Their popularity is soaring due to their long bloom period, massive flower displays and trouble free, usually fragrant foliage.

Aroma

Antares

Aurelia
Ultra dwarf pink

Code Nebula

Edwards Michael
Two-tone pink/white

Florence Bixby

Fringed Gabriel
Maroon

Gary's Nebula
Ultra dwarf red

Golden Angel
Gold variegated, pink

Mickey

Ramona Camulos

Sancho Panza
Maroon, purple

Veronica Contreras
Magenta, maroon

Wychwood
Lemon scented pansy face

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