Petch Sairung
Colors
Red
Description
Distinctive pinwheel-form cultivar producing 3-4 inch flowers with striking red and yellow-orange color combination. Prolific bloomer with a habit of changing colors and flower shapes. Excellent grower with strong growth habit.
Appearance
3-4 inch pinwheel flowers with strong red and yellow-orange color combination. Rounded leaves.
Bloom
Prolific bloomer with pinwheel shape. Colors and shapes change.
Fragrance
Mild sweet fragrance. Nice floral fragrance.
Growth & Foliage
Great growth habit with strong grower. Elliptic leaves with pointed and sometimes rounded tips.
Also Known As
Pinwheel RainbowakaPet SairungakaPetch SairugakaPhet Sai RungakaDiamond Rainbowaka
Details
Parentage
Seedling of Madame Poni
Species
P. rubra
Sets Seed
No
Size (in)
3-4
Fragrance Strength
mild sweet, floral
Anecdotal Notes
Diana
Pinwheel flowers display a strong red and yelloworange combination of 3" to 4". Leaves elliptic with pointed and sometimes with rounded tip. Rounded leaves. 3-4" and mild sweet fragrance. Prolific bloomer with unique pinwheel shape. Likes to change colors and shape. Heavy bloomer and has a nice floral fragrance. Great growth habit, strong grower. 3" to 4" pinwheel flowers. Seedling of Madame Poni.
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Size3-4"
Fragrancemild sweet, floral
Colors1
Aliases5
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