Standards

Light pink, sticktite stars, boasting a wide, dark maroon band, along the frilled petals edge. A dusting of dark maroon fantasy flecks, decorate each flower face. A good bloomer, with flowers standing firmly above light green, tailored foliage, with beige variegation on the leaf edge.

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Best New Cultivar, 2012 AVSA convention in Detroit

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AVSA Reg. #10525
(LLG)

Are you afraid of the dark? We hope not because you don't want to miss this one! Sporting single, sticktite pansies of a deep wine color, a ruffled green-tinged edge, and an occasional spot or two of red fantasy/streaking, Dead of Night is sure to grab anyone's attention. The foliage is dark green, serrated, wavy, and red-backed. Standard. (A sport of Fatal Attraction)

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AVSA Reg. #pending
(LLG)

One of the best reds still available today. Semidouble stars of deep red are edged in white, and held above medium green, quilted foliage, variegated in white.

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AVSA Reg. #8468
(Decelles)

Large, single and semidouble, white pansies, with daintily fringed edges. Each petal is touched on the edge with a medium lavender thumbprint. A good symmetrical grower, which blooms easily! The lightly quilted standard foliage is medium green. Variegation of white, and occasional rose with light green, add to the attraction of this variety.

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AVSA Reg. #10528
(LLG)

Lovely, light pink, semidouble and double, fluted and wavy stars, are edged in cherry red glitter bands. The beautiful foliage is slightly wavy, medium green, and strongly variegated in white.

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AVSA Reg. #7058
(Bryant)

Pretty! Slightly cupped, light pink single pansies, with a beautiful heavily fringed maroon/red edge. The upper petals tend to show light purple, as well as sporadic purple fantasy on the flower face. Foliage is dark green, red backed and quilted with beige variegation.

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AVSA Reg. #10920
(LLG)

Large, dark purple, single and semidouble stars, with fringed white edges. Occasionally, the edges are tinged with green, outlining a dark edge. Dark green standard foliage is slightly wavy. Ivory variegation is on the leaf edges, which are serrated.

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(LLG)