Angel and Angel Type Pelargoniums

Androcles (B.Dixon) Large flower, very light pink top petals with maroon blotch; clear bottom petals, Slightly scented leaf

Annsbrook Fruit Sundae (A Popham) Very deep-cut leaf. Off-white flower with a hint of pink. Top petals have dark maroon blotch, small pink blotch on bottom.

April Showers Lavender bottom petals fading into light throat. Top petals have maroon blotch with darker pink surround.

Auntie Billie (M.Harris(2003) Auntie would be pleased with this. Dark wine red blotch on the top petals with a light edge. Bottom petals light pink going into a white eye. Leaves are dark green and shiny

Aurelia (Kapac) Very light pinky/lilac with darker blotch on top petals; small pale blotch on bottom petals. Petals overlap to look double. Slow but free flowering.

Berkswell Dainty (M.Harris. (2002) If you like a compact, small-leaved, multi-blooming plant, this could be for you. Reddy/pink flower on a compact plant. Seems to flower over a long period with very little petal drop. Dark leaf from its seed parent `The Culm`.

Berkswell Beacon (M.Harris(new 2007) Large clean looking white flower with maroon markings. Top petals have medium sized blotch and the bottom petals have maroon veins into the throat.

Berkswell Blush (M.Harris ( 2005)) Overall dark pink effect with top petals being dark reddy/pink with a deep blotch leading into the throat. Bottom petals being clear of marks and continuing the overall effect. Small dark green leaves make a tidy looking plant

Berkswell Bonanza (M.Harris (new 2007) Deep cut leaf. Dark maroon with a light edge. Bottom petals look to have been cut in an erratic way. Small growing plant

Berkswell Bounty (M.Harris 2004) Large white flower. Top petals have a reddy/maroon blotch which creeps into the surrounding white petals giving a hint of pink

Berkswell Calypso (M.Harris new 2006) A good looking solid colour. Whine red with the top petals darker than the lower. Splashes of lilac thrown in. Mid green round leaf. Has Rhian Harris in its genes

Berkswell Carnival (M.Harris ( 2004) Turns a few heads this one! Mauve base to the flower, reddy/maroon blotch and veins on all petals. Large flowers which appear long lasting. Compact and bushy

Berkswell Champagne (M.Harris 2005) Super looking plant with lilac/pink top petals fading white into the throat, slight white edge around the top petals. Bottom petals white with a hint of soft lilac. Bright looking plant worthy of a glass of champagne

Berkswell Charm (M.Harris new 2006) Strong growing plant with flower heads held well above the foliage. Flower petals base colour are the same shade of deep lilac all over with a hint a dark pink. Top petals are blotched maroon. Medium size round leaf

Berkswell Debonair (M.Harris(2004) Very popular when exhibited at Chelsea. Large smokey maroon top petals with a white edge. Bottom petal white with thin veins. Strong grower, can look stunning

Berkswell Fiesta (M.Harris 2010) A constant colour on all petals. A light edge to the deep reddy/maroon colour makes the plant stand out. A perfect compact plant with small typical angel leaf. Can be grown to show standard £3.50

Berkswell Flair (M Harris new 2009/10) Good looking plant with dark crimson top petals. Bottom petals are dark pink on a white base leading into a white throat. Very thin light edge to the top petals. Medium size leaf

Berkswell Gaiety (M.Harris (2004) Good parentage in this plant with Quantock Rose as seed parent and Mrs. G.H.Smith further down the line. Bush/medium growth with magenta top petals, some white markings. Bottom petals white with a hint of pink

Berkswell Gala (M Harris new 2009/10) Strong growing plant. Medium dark leaf. Lavender base colour to the petals overlaid with burgundy on the top petals and the same colour veins on the bottom petals

Berkswell Harmony (M.Harris 2010) A cracking looking plant with small/medium size leaves. A deep royal maroon top petals and pink veined bottom petals. All lead in a white throat. A real eye catcher that will gain many friends £3.50

Berkswell Jester (M Harris new 2006) A great visual plant. Maroon and white petals all mixed up and all petals deeply cut. The leaves also have the same treatment. Has Michael in its parentage. A most unusual flower head that collectively can look stunning

Berkswell Lace ((M.Harris (2003) This will be a winner! A white flower with lace-like markings, unique in the Angel class. Makes a good-looking medium size plant that propagates well and benefits from a little warmth in the winter months. Enjoy the challenge.

Berkswell Nocturne (M. Harris (new 2007) Good shiny green leaf. Dark rich ruby red flowers gives an all round super dark plant,with flowers offset by the lighter shiny leaf. Stands out in a crowd

Berkswell Petticote (M.Harris (new 2007) Small leaf on a pretty plant. Pinky flower, top petals slightly darker pink with a lighter pink edge. Bottom petals have a small blotch. Good overall pink effect

Berkswell Pixie (M.Harris( 2004) Upper petals ruffled, deep red with wide pink margin. Lower petals pinky/white with red spots. An improvement on The Tamar which is the seed parent. Compact habit

Berkswell Rosette (M.Harris new 2006) Good looking plant with fairly dark maroon top petals with a slight white edge. It is the bottom petals that catch the eye being slightly larger than most and as such overlap each other giving the appearance of a double flower

Berkswell Sparkler (M.Harris ( 2005) Top petals maroon with a white stripe down the side of each petal into the throat. Bottom petals white with a soft pinky blotch on the top of the petals and light veins into the throat. Flower heads loose above the medium green leaves, leaves deeply cut. Has The Mole in its parentage, strong grower

Berkswell Urchin (M. Harris new 2009/10) A dinky little urchin this one. Small flowers on a compact plant. Maroon top petals with a light edge. Lower three petals overlap into the centre of the flower to produce a cheeky look. Small medium green lead. Great fun.

Berkswell Windmill (M.Harris ( 2005) Looked good at all the major shows, can make a super plant. Top petals deep reddy/maroon, slight white edge. Bottom petals narrow with a reddy/maroon blotch on a white base, petals go out in a windmill shape. Has Gabriel in its parentage

Black Knight Very dark purple/black flower with a slight lavender edge. Good looker. Makes a large plant.

Boquet Centre(j.Kapac) White flower with a wine blotch on top petals. Deep cut leaf.

Briarlyn Beauty (A. Henderson 1991) The white flowers age to pale pink. Feathers on top two petals; very slight frill to the flowers and slightly scented leaf.

Briarlyn Moonglow (A. Henderson 1991) Nice plant with pink flowers and pink feathers.

Candy Floss (G.Dodge) Light pink blooms. Dark pink blotch on top petals, clear light pink lower petals, large rounded leaf

Captain Starlight (Gillam) Pretty flowers that are soft mauve in colour on the bottom petals, with dark velvet/mauve on the upper petals.

Catford Belle (Langley-Smith 1935) Small plant, flowers in abundance when grown well, mauve and purple. (AGM '94)

Charmay Alf (Attfield) Large pinky/lavender flowers. Maroon blotch on top petals; smaller blotch on bottom petals. Strong veins into the throat. Large plant.

Charmay Aria (Attfield) Dark maroon/wine red flower; white edge to all petals. Medium size leaf. Medium growth

Charmay Bagatelle (Attfield) Tall plant with striking flower of off-white with large maroon blotch on all petals. Medium round leaf

Charmay Electra (Attfield) Strong dark red/bush flower on a strong upright plant

Charmay Marjorie (Attfield.) The deep-cut leaf adds to the plant`s appearance. A hint of pink on the white flower with a deep wine red colour blotch on the top petals. Similar colour veins on the bottom petals. Medium growth habit.

Cottenham Beauty (M. Haird 1996) It is a beauty with large mauve/lilac flowers with a dark blotch on the top petals. I personally think it has a lovely cyclamen scent. See what you think!

Cottenham Charm (M.Haird) Dark velvet top petals; lower petals pink with small dark pink blotch; deep cut leaf

Cottenham Delight (M Haird) Very attractive flower. Deep maroon with lower petals lilac. Frilly flower.

Cottenham Glamour (M.Haird) Reddy/Lilac flower with the white edge to the top petals, bottom petals carry on the same colour slightly quilled

Cottenham Harmony ((M.Haird)) Dark upper petals; lilac lower petals. Strong grower

Cottenham Jubilee (M.Haird) Plant with light green leaves and top petals of cerise; lighter bottom petals

Cottenham Surprise (M. Haird) This is a super looking plant that will win many prizes.A large Angel with lilac on the bottom petals and a deep wine red blotch spreading out to a lilac edge on the top petals; the slight overlap of the top petals gives it a ruffled appearance; all petals lead into a white throat.

Cottenham Treasure (M.Haird) Large blooms that can look double but aren`t. Deep reddy-purple top petals, lilac bottom petals

Cransley Star (G.F. Moule 1991) Upper petals bright violet purple; lower petals lilac with purple marks.

Danielle Marie (Henderson) Light lavender with light lower petals; small blotch on top petals

Darmsden (R. Bidwell) A nice plant with the upper petals mauve and marked with a purple blotch; lower petals lavender/mauve with no markings. (AGM '94)

Debbie Pale lilac with rose blotches. Petal edges very irregular as is the colour mix

Dorothy May Very soft lilac with dark blotch, bottom petals clear. Can be prolific fiowerer. Medium sized leaf.

Earliana Very nice dark flowers of orchid mauve with purple blotch. Good strong colour that stands out. (U.S.A. pre 1935)

Edwards Michael Large plant. Top petal deep pink with white edge; bottom petal off-white, small lavender blotch

Fairy Orchid (A. Henderson) White slightly frilly flowers; light purple blotches on the upper petals.

Fairy Queen (Hanson) New introduction from America. Deep purple fiotler with a light edge; lower petals pale with dark blotch. Needs pinching. Unusual flower.

Fleur-de-Lys Large white flower. Purple/maroon blotch on top petals; bottom petal clear white. Strong grower

Fringed Jer-Rey Flower colour as Jer-Rey, this being a sport from that plant. Petals look cut and fringed.

Gabriel (U.S.A.) (J. Kapac) An eye-catching deep red. Top petals are of one colour with a velvet look, occasionally they have a white mark. Bottom petals have a white edge and small veins into the throat. Small green eye. Slightly scented leaf.

Grace (J.Kapac) Pale link flower with red blotch on the top petals. Can look good.

Hemingstone (Bidwell) Large flowers, mauve with purple blotch; light green leaf.

Henry Weller (K.Dymond) Deep purple flower edged white on upper petals. White flushed purple on the lower petals

Jer-Rey (J.Kapac) Introduction from America. Deep reddy/purple with light picotee edge. Very pretty. Could become a winner.

Joseph Wheeler Large flowers of wine red with a dark blotch. Very slight white throat, slight scent to the leaf.

Kensington (Kennington) (J. Kapac) Deep cut leaf. Very pale lilac flower. Maroon feathers on top two petals, bottom petals clear, fairly upright.

Kettlebaston (Bidwell 1983) Nice plant with royal velvet and mauve pink flowers. (AGM '94)

Laura Wheeler Large white flower with wine red blotch and feathers, bottom petal clear.

Little Blakenham (Bidwell 1983) Red blotches on the upper petals; lilac base to the flower. Nice compact plant with slightly scented leaf.

Madam Layal (France c1870) Very old variety that can give a lovely show. Purple upper petals, lilace lower

Mairi A delicate light pink colour makes this a delight. Top petals slightlydarker but overall appearance most attractive.

Manx Maid* Large mauve flowers with darker markings. Strong growing plant.

Michael (J.Kapac) Super looking plant with bright flowers of burgundy wine-red,surrounded by a wide white band. This gives the plant a fresh lively appearance. Deep-cut leaves and lax habit make it an ideal pot/basket plant

Michelle Purple feathers on a purple base. Good bus hey plant.

Monkwood Rose (Oakley) Soft pink flower with almost black blotch; deeply cut leaf. Good strong grower.

Moon Maiden (Gilliam) Large flowers of pale lilac. Dark featherings on upper petals. Large plant.

Mrs. Dumbrill (Langley-Smith 1940) Purple flower on a pink base. Nice little plant.

Mrs. G.H. Smith (Langley Smith 1940) White with rose pink marks on a compact plant. One of the original Angels and still first-class with lemon-scented leaf.

Needham Market (Bidwell 1983) Nice plant with pale mauve flowers.

Nervous Mabel (J. Ritchie) Crispum type. Small flower, upright habit, lemon scent. (Australia)

New Day (F.Brawner) Large flower of wine red. Fairly large off-white edge on all petals. Medium size rounded leaf

Nikki Pale pink and maroon. Makes a nice plant. Medium size leaf.

Old Orchard (J. Kapac) Angel flower of deep maroon; white edge to top petals. Light lavender lower petals with dark spot; large leaf.

Oldbury Duet (Oldbury Nurseries) Variegated form of Tip-top Duet. An excellent leaf on a first class plant. Flower as Tip-top.

Pampered Lady (L.Hodgkiss) Dark maroon flower with a small picotee edge to the top petals; similar colour on the bottom petals with a strong white edge. Lax habit; would suit hanging basket.Who is the pampered lady? A gentleman never tells!

Poetesse (Poet 1989) Dark maroon top petals with a light edge; lower petals flecked with purple going into a white throat. Pretty plant.

Quantock Beauty (K. Dymond '96) Already a show winner, this short-jointed plant has a strawberry pink blotch on the off-white petals. Makes a good show plant and will win many prizes. Has Briarlyn Beauty in its parentage. Typical Angel leaf.

Quantock Blonde (K.Dymond. (2001) Strong plant with good-looking pink flowers. Dark pink blotch on top petals with paler edge. Bottom petals pale pink with pink veins. Light green leaf. Show winner including Welsh Open 2000.

Quantock Kendy (K.Diamond) Wine red top petals with slight picotee edge. White lower petals

Quantock Kirsty (K.Dymond) This is a cracking little plant that will win prizes. Lilac/pink flowers with good open appearance.Deep red blotch on the top petals; bottom petals continue the colour but are free of marks. Very free flowering and compact

Quantock Marjorie (K.Diamond) Burgundy top petals, slightly frilly. Bottom petals white; very thin light edge to top petals

Quantock Matty (K Dymond) A large plant with dark purple top petals. Lower petals paler with a hint of pink.

Quantock May (K Dymond '99) Soft pink frilly flower. Bottom petals white with a hint of pink. Good basket plant.

Quantock Medoc (K.Dymond.( 2001) Top petals dark maroon with very slight white edge. Bottom petals have silk-like sheen on a very pale pink petal. Strong grower that can look stunning.

Quantock Millenium (K.Dymond) Large flowers with a large maroon blotch on the top petals and a clean off-white edge. Bottom petals clear of marks with a hint of soft lilac. The soft scent of the leaf adds to the charm of this strong-growing plant

Quantock Rose (K. Dymond) Rose pink flower with heart-shaped maroon blotch and feathers. Has Mrs. G.H. Smith in its parentage, so has slight scented leaf. In 1996 collected two awards -B.E.G.S. Certificate for New Cultivar and B.P.G.S.Certificate for New Seedling.

Quantock Sapphire (K. Dymond) A pretty flower with a dark maroon blotch on the top petals, fading out to pale pink. Bottom petals are pale pink with a white throat. As the flower ages it takes on a hint of sapphire and the edges curl back. B.E.G.S.New Cultivar Award '96.

Quantock Shirley (K.Diamond) Red top petals with rose-coloured lower petals

Quantock Star (K Dymond '99) Top petals have large maroon blotch with clear white surround. Bottom petals almost white with the same markings.

Raphael (J.Kapac. New 2002) Basket type plant, lax habit, nice white with a pinky hint. Maroon blotch with maroon feather on lower petals. Fairly large plant that makes a good second year specimen.

Raspberry Ripple (Henderson) Prolific little fiowerer. Dark pink/purple upper petals; bottom petals almost white with a hint of purple veins.

Rhian Harris (M.Harris( 2003) Reddy maroon top petals with a light edge. Bottom petal deep pink with large maroon blotch. Fairly compact plant with dark green leaf. The problem is the plant doesn`t know when to stop flowering.

Ricky Cheerful (T.Cakebread new 2006) Unusual dusky maroon top petals leading into a white throat but it is the bottom petals that have strong maroon lines leading into a white throat. A good addition to the Teddy Cakebread Collectio.

Ricky Promise (E.Cakebread) Pale lilac flower with small maroon blotch on the top petals; white throat; bottom petals clear. Pretty plant with lots of promise!

Ricky Ruby (E.Cakebread. (2002) Deep maroon top petal with a slight picotee edge. Bottom petal pale lilac, fairly clear with light veins. Medium growth.

Ricky Sweetness (E Cakebread new 2009/10) A soft light flower on a dark leaved plant. Top petals have a dark reddy blotch on a pinky base. The petals curl back slightly. Bottom petals are a pretty soft lilac fading white into the throat. Pretty addition to the Teddy Cakebread collection £3.50

Rollers Echo* (C. Roller U.S.A.) Lilac pink flowers with crimson on the upper petals.

Roller`s Shadow (C.Roller. (2002) Another plant that I liked as soon as I saw it. White flower with distinct maroon feathers on the top petals. A few marks on the lower petals. Takes a hint of pink as it ages (don`t we all). Super looking plant.

Rose Bengal Upper petals dianthus purple; lower petals rose purple. (Langley-Smith 1940) Scented leaf.

Ruby Orchid (Henderson 1991) Light pink flower with a dark blotch. Strong grower.

Sancho Panza* (Telston Nurseries) Compact plant. Purple flowers, going paler at the edge. Good dark foliage. (1954) (AGM '94)

Seeleys Pansy (U.S.A.) White flower that catches the eye. Complete with deep purple blotch on upper petals. Can be used in hanging basket.

Shirley Ash (Langley-Smith) Light mauve base with cyclamen/purple markings.

Sound Appeal (Sulman) Top petals have a purple look with lilac bottom.

Southern Belle (Lack) Nice little plant with lilac and maroon flowers.

Southern Cherub (E. Lack '96) Compact plant. Top petals have a deep maroon blotch with a paler surround; this then fades to a pinky/white edge. Bottom petals have veins giving a pale pink effect. A Rita Scheen/Raspberry Ripple cross with a small medium light green leaf.

Spanish Angel* (F. Brawner 1985) Upper petals almost black with a picotee edge. Lilac lower petals with dark purple feathering. (AGM '94)

Starlight Magic Red/maroon upper petals with a light edge; pinky/white lower petals with veins. Excellent show variety. Seedling from Capt. Starlight by J. Poet. (AGM '94)

Swedish Angel What a cracker! Slow-growing purple flower edged in white with some white splashes

Swilland (Bidwell) Small flowers of dark maroon on the upper petals; small blotch on the lower petals shading to light mauve.

The Axe (H.Selley) Top petals velvet with a light edge. Lilac marks on the white bottom petals

The Barle (H. Selley 1993) Star-shaped flowers of very light mauve with maroon upper petals. Flowers darken with age to an all-maroon flush. Good-looking plant. (AGM "94 & B.E.G.S. Award '92 National).

The Bray (H. Selley) Medium size leaf with off-white flower with a hint of lilac. Top petals have maroon/purple blotch with large white edge around blotch. Bottom petals clean of marks but retain the light lilac hint with a white throat.

The Culm (H. Selley 1994) A lovely dark-looking plant of velvet purple and mauve. Top metals velvet purple with a light edge; bottom petals mauve with dark veins into the throat. Dark medium size leaf on a compact plant. Obtained 1 st at B.E.G.S. '93 National for New Cultivar.

The Dart (H. Selley 1994) Medium size flower of pale pink. Top petals have a maroon blotch on the pink base; bottom petals are light pinky white with no markings. Medium size leaf with a slight scent.

The Heddon (H Selley '99) Plant of soft pink flowers; pale edge to petals. Bottom petals clear of marks.

The Kenn-Lad (H. Selley) New flowers have white base.Top petals have maroon blotch fading out. Bottom petals have light pink short veins. As flower ages, whit, base turns more pink and blotch can take on a plum colour.

The Lowman (H. Selley '96) Pixie type flower on a medium size plant. Good reddy/mauve top petals leading into pink throat. Lower petals plain pink with occasional spots. Typical Angel leaf on a plant that is different enough to make people look twice.

The Lyn (H. Selley 1993) Small rounded flowers of very pale pink with dark pink on the upper petals with reddy/pink flowers. Typical Angel type.

The Mole (H. Selley 1994) A good-looking plant that will look good on a show bench. Pinch out to get a good plant of claret and light purple. Top two petals claret, going light mauve into the throat; bottom three petals are light mauve with slight veins going into a white throat. Slightly scented leaf.

The Okement (H. Selley '96) Medium size plant with attractive lilac flowers. Top petals have a dark red/purple blotch with feathers going into the throat. The pretty bottom petals are soft lilac with dark veins on all petals. Slight frilly edge adds to the charm. 1 st at B.E.G.S.

The Otter (H Selley) Top petals deep maroon, fading out to a lighter edge. Bottom petals light mauve, few dark veins, very small leaf. A good-looking plant to add to the Selley collection.

The Tamar (H. Selley) Nice rounded blooms of light pink which darken with age. Top petals have a maroon blotch fading out to pink; bottom petals have light pink into a white throat; medium size leaf. Already a Show winner.

The Tone (H. Selley 1993) This makes a lovely plant with medium sized leaves. Dark maroon upper petals with pale mauve lower petals. Good-looking plant. (AGM '94)

Tinkerbell White flower with maroon marks on top two petals, marks are feathered into throat. Medium size leaf. Species cross. (Hansens).

Tip-Top Duet (Taylor) Strong grower. Upper petals deep maroon; lower petals mauve. Nice plant with large flowers. One of the best! (AGM '94)

Velvet Duet (Taylor)) lum purple with light shading at the base. Lovely dark leaf. (AGM '94)

Verdale (J. Kapac) Small flowers of deep plum red. Top petals slightly darker. White edge to all petals. Super plant for basket and tubs.

Veronica Contreras (Kaypak) New introduction from America. Pale lilac flowers, maroon blotch on upper petals, small spot on lower petals. Purple feathering from throat on all petals.

Vincent Gerris White throat leading out to soft pink; purple blotch on upper petals.

Wattisham A lovely shade of light purple/pink, making a nice colour break, resulting in a nice-looking plant.

Wayward Angel (Taylor) Slight scent from the foliage, with mauve and purple flowers. (AGM '94)

White Duet White flower with large maroon blotch on top petals, lower petals have small maroon blotch and feathers.

Wychwood* A large plant with large flowers of purple/maroon. Lower petals lavender. Will make a super plant. Also has scented leaf. (Hull)

Zoe (Henderson '97) Deep maroon top petal with pink lower picotee edge and white throat.