Flamenco – a miniature dwarf pelargonium with characteristic double corally-red flowers that resemble little daisies. The leaves are dark green and have a noticeable dark zone, creating a contrasting effect against the bright petals. The plant forms a low, bushy bush with dense foliage, making it an ideal decoration for a balcony or terrace.
Pelargonium Flamenco is distinguished by high resistance to adverse weather conditions and grows beautifully both in open ground and in pots. Blooming is long-lasting and abundant: inflorescences are dense, large, petals are elongated and double with a bright pink hue. The variety was bred by Geoff Hopkins (UK) in 1989, which guarantees stability of appearance and quality.
For successful cultivation of Flamenco, moderate watering and regular feeding are required, but the plant does not have special requirements for the soil. Thanks to its compact growth and beautiful blooming, this variety is perfect for small window sills, where it will please the eye throughout the season from May to the first frosts.
