Pelargonium ‘Princess of Wales’ (R)
Synonym: Pelargonium ‘Princess of Wales’
Description:
Historic Regal pelargonium first recorded in Britain in the 1870s. Introduced to the trade by W. Bull, it has large, frilled flowers with a soft blush ground, dark crimson-scarlet markings and maroon blotches on the upper petals. The flowers are produced in large trusses above the foliage and were noted for their profuse flowering.
Threat Status:
Threatened In Cultivation
As assessed by the Plant Heritage Threatened Plants Programme. For more details see www.plantheritage.org.uk/conservation/threatened-plants/
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