Hybridised by Jay Kapac of California, U.S.A. and introduced
in 2000, the angel pelargonium “Michael” is
one of my favourites. With a dark,
almost black, centre merging to a burgundy wine colour with a broad white
edging, “Michael” has a lax growth and is ideal for growing in a hanging
pot. Fir Trees Nursery had some
splendid hanging pots of “Michael” at
their shows a few years ago. Plant two or three in an 8” hanging pot and keep
turning the pot regularly for even growth.
Keep pinching the plants and feed with high potash to promote plenty of flowers. Angels grow quickly, and you will have a
good show in the first year, but far better in its second year.
Chciałabym mieć taki śliczne pelargonie wiosną w moich skrzynkach na balkonie. Życzę szczęśliwego Nowego Roku i pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteI would like to have such a beautiful spring geraniums on the balcony of my boxes. I wish you a Happy New Year and best regards.
Very delicate, love that particular one.
ReplyDeleteSarah The Diligent Gardener
Flower looks very awesome!!
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