Georgina Claudette is a decorative perennial plant from the Asteraceae family, distinguished by its large, double flowers with a diameter of 12-15 cm in a delicate pink or pink-purple hue. The plant's height ranges from 40 to 70 cm, making it a medium to tall bush with dense foliage. Blooming continues from July to September or October, providing a prolonged decorative effect.
The plant prefers sunny locations sheltered from strong winds and fertile, moist but not overly heavy soils rich in humus. Claudette is noted for its low maintenance, resistance to diseases and pests, as well as its ability to tolerate partial shade without losing its flowering abundance. Tubers are recommended to be planted in spring, which promotes successful growth and abundant blooming.
Thanks to its elegant form and unique flower color, Georgina Claudette is ideal for creating fresh bouquets and is a valuable element in garden beds, both small and large. It harmonizes well with other summer flowers such as lilies, foxgloves, gladioli, Rudbeckia, and mallow, as well as with other double-flowered georgina varieties, enabling the creation of picturesque compositions and diverse floral arrangements.
