€2.50 – €5.00
Upright bush variety. Medium sized, single, pale pink, rose and mauve violet , flowers, with pink veining . Aging to magenta. Fully hardy
Originally called General Tom Thumb, but renamed by HG Brown after Chillerton in the Isle of Wight. Can be used for hedging
Height & Spread: 1.2m x 1.2m
| Family: | Onagraceae |
| Type: | Bush |
| Habit: | Upright |
| Hardiness Zone: | Fully hardy, (Min -5oC to -10oC) |
| Tube: | Pale, rose pink |
| Sepal: | Pale pink, darker below |
| Recurved green tips a little above horizontal | |
| Corolla: | Mauve-violet with pink veins and paler base |
| Turning magenta with age | |
| Hybridiser/Discoverer: | Bass (UK) |
| Introduced: | 1847 |
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