National Collection Varieties

A fairly large plant with long flower stalks. The flowers are violet-blue with deper violet veins and with a creamy yellow throat. A John Innes variety.

A very free flowering variety with large pastel blue flowers. This variety is fairly compact with a neat habit. The face of the flowers has two yellow flashes in the centre. 2001 Introduction.

Deep cerise, self coloured with white throat.

Magenta pink with lower petals darker coloured and veined. (A John Innes variety).

A beautiful rich velvety purple with a black throat, making a fairly compact plant.

Large flowers, mauve, with a network of purple veining and a yellow centre. Flower type similar to Sandra.

Striking ruby, trumpet shaped flowers. Fewer but larger blooms than other varieties, carried on short stalks.
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