Angel Pelargoniums

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Angels Such dainty flowers, almost like little pansies. The first variety ‘Angeline’ was listed in the 1820’s. In recent years there have been some good new varieties but still no red one. The leaves stay small but the plant will grow up to 18 or 20 inches tall. Much admired by all who see them. BEST FOR: Bedding out, garden tubs and window boxes – bumble bees like them and so do we!

	Black Knight
	This is a stunning one - small deep purple flowers edged in lavender – our stock of this looks an absolute picture in summer.
	Only: £2.20

Captain Starlight (I Gillam 1984)
The upper petals are dark velvet with lower petals being a soft mauve. Much admired whenever seen, often winning on the show benches. B.E.G.S. grew a half standard for Chelsea one year.
Only: £1.90

	Fairy Orchid (H Henderson )
	A charming plant with little white frilled blooms with pink markings.
	Only: £2.20

Gabriel (USA )
It took me months to realise the link in the name of this variety ... of course, it’s obvious ... it’s the Angel Gabriel! This is the pinkest of the Angels that we’ve ever seen.
Only: £2.50

	Imperial Butterfly (G Dodge 1989)
	A mass of flowers and lemon scented foliage on this Angel plant - it has everything! This is always so popular.
	Only: £2.20

Mrs Dumbrill
A tall growing plant with flowers of purple and pink also has particularly attractive foliage.
Only: £1.90

	Nomad`s Sweetheart (J Tolkein )
	A beautiful variety and one to show off.
	Only: £2.20

Sancho Panza
Dark purple flowers with white picotee edging. Pretty.
Only: £1.90

	Spring Park
	A profusion of lilac and purple flowers - early into bloom and one of our favourites.
	Only: £1.90

Tip Top Duet (Jan Taylor 1979)
Very pretty mauve and deep maroon flowers on a strong growing plant. popular.
Only: £1.90

	Velvet Duet (Jan Taylor 1982)
	A attractive deep purple. A softer grower so ideal to grow to tumble out of baskets and tubs.
	Only: £2.20

Wayward Angel (Jan Taylor )
Great for tubs as the flowers are so pretty and best placed where it can be seen. We had a chap working at the nursery last year who was packing an order with this variety and some of the Deacons he made me laugh when he asked me whether it was morally correct to put a Wayward Angel and a Deacon in the same box!
Only: £1.90