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A very odd shaped flower on a long stem. I got it from Groves, their label says: "Delicate lavender pink flowers with white centre. Strong erect stems." Roy Coombs says: "'Elizabeth Bailes' (Margaret Howard, NSW, Australia). Soft lavender-pink flowers." Dorset Perennials say: "A scentless variety produced by Margaret Howard from NSW, Australia. The flowers are held on fairly lax stems. They have wide spaced, long wavy petals that are a pale pinkish lavender. The centre of the flower is white with strong lines leading to orange anthers." |
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| 3rd April 2006 | ||
