On the patent application, its flowering performance is said to be comparable to that of G. x 'Rozanne'.
This originated a...Read Mores a mutation discovered and selected by Sylvia Morrow from a block of G. wallichianum 'Buxton's Variety' in a UK nursery in August 1999.
The patent application says that this cultivar differs from 'Buxton's Variety primarily in its flower color. 'Sylvia's Surprise' has pink flowers rather than blue-violet, and is also said to be more free-flowering.
On the patent application, its flowering performance is said to be comparable to that of G. x 'Rozanne'.
This originated a...Read More