This cultivar was found by Robin Moss in Frank Lawley's garden at Herterton House in Northumberland, apparently as a self-sown seedling. ...Read MoreThe flower color fading is unique for the species.
"strong pink flowers, fading from dog-rose-pink to pale pink or white."
15" high x 24"
As with other G. sanguineum selections, there's sporadic rebloom through the summer with a more substantial flush in September/October.
And likewise, this species is adaptable to soils with a wide range of pH.
This cultivar was found by Robin Moss in Frank Lawley's garden at Herterton House in Northumberland, apparently as a self-sown seedling. ...Read More