Although the original pansy-face and angel pelargoniums date from the late 19th century and early to mid twentieth century respectively, many beautiful hybrids have been introduced over the last 15 years.

The following list includes plants from Europe, Great Britain, the U.S, Canada and Australia. We are particularly indebted to Jay Kapac, a pelargonium breeder from Southern California. He continues to produce exceptional plants in a range of unusual leaf shapes and flower colors. These include Pelargonium 'Arcturus, 'Bernice Ladroot', P. 'Maria Garcia' , P. 'Shannon', P. 'Shanti' and others. Culture in all cases is similar to the pansy-face and angels.

Plants grow to around 15-24" in height, bloom from mid spring to fall in climates with cool nights, and are very well suited to pots and window boxes. Protection from hot summer sun in areas with high summer temperatures may be necessary. Note that the amount of light received by plants makes a big difference to plant size. Light bright conditions will make more compact and floriferous plants. Deadheading is necessary to prolong flowering, and light pruning may be done at the same time. But the shrubs basically remain compact under the right conditions. They need to be protected against temperatures in the 30's F., and below, and excessive winter rain when they are not in active growth

Geraniaceae offers 133 plants in Pelargoniums (Angel and Pansy-Face)
1		AINSDALE ANGEL - (Shellard, 1990, U.K.) Pale lavender-pink with bright pink veins on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
2		ALBERT (Kapac, 2004) Tiny, crinkled, green, occasionally cream variegated leaves; palest lilac-pink flowers, flushing darker with age, cherry veins.	Four-inch $4.50
3		ALDEBARON (Kapac, 2004) Softly hairy light green leaves that are partially dissected, and have toothed margins; flowers apricot with dark red blotches on upper petals, small blotches and veins on lower petals.	Four-inch $4.50
4		ANDROCLES - (Dixon) Large, pale lilac flowers with deep red feathering on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
5		ANGEL'S SMILE - (Jay Kapac) (Formerly P. 'Jay's Angel') Pink flowers of an unusual color with a hint of salmon. Deep pink feathering and blotching on the upper petals. Light center to flowers.	Four-inch $4.50
6		ANGEL'S STAR - (Kapac) Pink flowers of an unusual color with a hint of salmon, edge of petals are deeply irregular.	Four-inch $4.50
7		APRIL SHOWERS Lilac upper petals with purple blotches; lower petals have small purple blotches	Four-inch $4.50
8		ARCTURUS Small orange red flowers; compact plant with small rich green leaves	Four-inch $4.50
9		AURELIA - (Kapac) Light pinky-lilac flowers with a darker blotch on the upper petals, small pale blotches on the lower petals. Flowers are small; plant is very floriferous and very compact.	Four-inch $4.50
10		BELAFORD - (Also known as BELLEFORD) (U.K.) Seedling from P. 'Catford Belle'. Lavender-pink flowers, purple blotch on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
11		BERNICE LADROOT - (Kapac) Upright dense habit with small rounded flowers of an apricot peach, darker in the center, with dark veins and an apricot blotch on the upper petals. Named in memory of Bernice Ladroot, a long-time member of the Board of I.G.S.	Four-inch $4.50
12		BETTY HULSMAN - (Orig. in Netherlands, Gerris, 1978) Upright; white flowers with red and purple blotches on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
13		BLACK KNIGHT Miniature Regal (Australia) Cherry lower petals, fading to lavender-white. Upper petals plum, fading to feathered lavender-white with lavender edging.	Four-inch $4.50
14		BOSHAM - (Pearce) Cherry and white flowers; blooms profusely.	Four-inch $4.50
15		BOUQUET CENTER - (Kapac) White flowers with rosy-wine blotches on upper petals; small, deeply dissected leaves like P. fruticosum. Good basket plant. Named for The Bouquet Shopping Center in Southern California.	Four-inch $4.50
16		BRIARLYN BEAUTY - (A. Henderson, 1991, U.K.) Henderson, 1991, U.K.) White, slightly frilled flowers, which age pale pink.	Four-inch $4.50 Available Fall 2005
17		BRIARLYN MOONGLOW - (A. Henderson, 1991, U.K.) Henderson, 1991, U.K.) Pink-shaded and detailed petals with some purple feathering on upper petals, white centers. Smallish mid green leaves. Upright habit.	Four-inch $4.50
18		CAPTAIN STARLIGHT - (Ian Gillam, Vancouver, B.C.) Lightest-lavender lower petals, purple upper petals. Rounded, full flowers.	Four-inch $4.50
19		CARAVAN - (Kapac, 1990's) Small, crinkled leaves. Large flowers with a very pale pink background, glowing magenta blotches fading dark maroon brown to the center and prominent veining.	Four-inch $4.50
20		CARLOS (Kapac, 2004) Compact plant, shiny shallowly-lobed dark green leaves; flowers are pale pink with large cherry blotches and veins on upper petals; small blotches and veins on lower petals.	Four-inch $4.50
21		CARLTON'S PANSY - (Milton Arndt, USA, 1960s. PANSY) Larger than average to 2'. Lavender-white flowers with plum-colored blotches fading to raspberry at outer edges.	Four-inch $4.50
22		CATFORD BELLE - (Langley-Smith, Britain 1935) Sold in Northern California as P. 'Barbie.' Ruffled effect. Rose-purple upper petals marked cyclamen-purple with blotches covering half upper petal; mid pink lower petals. Petals are cupped.	Four-inch $4.50
23		CHARMAY ALF - (Attfield) Lavender flowers with a large purple blotch and prominent feathering on the upper petals; a smaller blotch on the lower petals.	Four-inch $4.50
24		CHARMAY ARIA - (Attfield) Flowers are round in shape and velvety-purple, with a fine, white edge.	Four-inch $4.50
25		CHARMAY ELECTO - (Attfield) Rounded flowers of a velvety purple, with a fine, pale lilac edge; similar to P. 'Sancho Panza,' but a different shade of purple.	Four-inch $4.50
26		CHARMAY HILLTOP - (Ken Attfield, Australian, late 1980s) Large and upright. Large light-lavender flower with blotching of dark lavender on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
27		CHARMAY MARJORIE - (Attfield) Flowers are lavender pink with deep purple upper blotches and small blotches on lower petals.	Four-inch $4.50
28		COTTENHAM BEAUTY - (M. Haird, 1996) Haird, 1996) Large mauve flowers with a purple blotch on upper petals; lightly scented foliage.	Four-inch $4.50
29		COTTENHAM PRIDE - (Haird) Raspberry upper petals, narrow pale pink lower petals.	Four-inch $4.50
30		CRANSLEY STAR - (G.F. Moule, 1991) Moule, 1991) Upper petals rosy-purple with lighter edges; lower petals lilac with a small dot on each petal.	Four-inch $4.50
31		DANIELLA MARIE - (Burt Henderson, U.K., 1980's) White flowers with purple markings on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
32		DARMSDEN - (Ray Bidwell, 1983) Pale lavender with upper petals almost covered with a violet blotch. Leaves typical angel growth.	Four-inch $4.50
33		DAYDREAMS Luscious, velvety deep-red flowers on a small-leafed, sprawling plant.	Four-inch $4.50
34		DEBBIE Pale lilac to almost white flowers; upper petals have irregular rose-purple blotches; lower petals have rosy-purple spots near petal edges. Petals are notched. Stiff upright growth.	Four-inch $4.50
35		DEERWOOD ANGEL EYES - (Faye Brawner, 1988) Flowers with white to palest pink petals. Upper petals have bright pink eyebrows. Ruffled edge on flowers.	Four-inch $4.50
36		DEERWOOD DON QUIXOTE - (Brawner, 1982) Upper petals wine-purple, lower petals rosy-lavender. Large flowers; long-blooming even in hot weather.	Four-inch $4.50
37		DEERWOOD NEW DAY - (Brawner, 1985) Flowers in a glowing wine color: red to purple with slight lavender edge. Darker stippling on petals.	Four-inch $4.50
38		DEERWOOD SPANISH ANGEL - (Brawner, 1989) Basket-type similar to P. 'Sancho Panza'. Lower petals purple-lavender with deep lavender veining. Upper petals deep maroon, veined purple-black.	Four-inch $4.50
39		EARLIANA - (U.S., 1939, PANSY) An old variety very similar to P. 'Manx Maid'. Roundish leaves, very upright. Lavender flowers with wine markings.	Four-inch $4.50
40		EDWARDS MICHAEL Very handsome flowers; upper petals rose-lavender with pale edges; lower petals are pale lavender-pink with a deeper wash; flowers have a small white eye. Tall upright growth; not particularly easy to grow.	Four-inch $4.50
41		ERIN - (Kapac, 1997) Small star-shaped flowers in clusters opening in scarlet red, and fading to a soft cherry red as they age. Plants are very compact with deeply divided leaves.	Four-inch $4.50
42		FAIRY ORCHID - (U.K.) White flowers with pink blotch on outer upper petals. Compact. Profuse flowering.	Four-inch $4.50
43		FAIRY QUEEN - (Craig Hanson, mid 1980's) Seedling from P. 'Mme. Layal.' Good flowers, upright, poor habit. Maroon and lavender flowers.	Four-inch $4.50
44		FLEUR DE LIS - (Jim Minah) Flowers are shades of lavender; leaves are slightly-scented, with an odor of citrus.	Four-inch $4.50
45		FRINGED ANGEL - (Traute Hausler, Vancouver B.C., 1988 or '89) Seedling of P.'Catford Belle.' Similar to P. 'Catford Belle', but paler lavender. Large flowers of a triangular shape.	Four-inch $4.50
46		FRINGED JER'REY Sport of P. 'Jer'rey' from Marilyn Holt - Canada. Each petal has three points; flowers are deep reddish-purple with a pink margin; small lax growth.	Four-inch $4.50
47		FRUIT SUNDAE Dissected leaf with a citrus scent; flowers are large and light mauve with large rosy blotches and veins on the upper petals and small rosy blotches on the lower petals.	Four-inch $4.50
48		GABBY - (Kapac, 2004) An improved form of P. 'Gabriel.' Large, reddish-plum flowers with a pale edge. Leaves have a slight peppery scent. A good basket plant.	Four-inch $4.50
49		GABRIEL - (Kapac) Unusual flower color of reddish-plum; bottom petals have a pale pink edge; leaves are lightly scented. A good basket plant.	Four-inch $4.50
50		GARY'S NEBULA - (Kapac) Unusual flowers of an apricot-peach color on a very compact , slow growing plant, with very small leaves.	Four-inch $4.50
51		GOLDEN ANGEL - (Sarah Don, USPP 13,813) Plant propagation prohibited. A sport of P. 'Tip Top Duet.' Deep green leaves with a strong yellow margin. Flowers are mauve with darker mauve-maroon blotches on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
52		GRACE - (Kapac) Pale pink flowers with a rose blotch on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
53		HANSON'S INNOCENCE - (Hanson) P. tricuspidatum /Angel cross. Straggly; flowers have a white background with rose markings in upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
54		HEMINGSTONE - (Bidwell) Large lavender flowers. Dark purple blotches on petals, and lavender veining.	Four-inch $4.50
55		HENRY - (Kapac, 2004) Small dark green leaves. Palest pink flowers with deep pink blotches.	Four-inch $4.50
56		HONEYWOOD LINDY From Katy's Scenteds, Long Beach. Flowers look very similar to P. Seeley's Pansy. Deep plum upper petals with blotches and feathering; light lavender lower petals.	Four-inch $4.50
57		IMPERIAL BUTTERFLY Large white flowers with maroon feathering on the upper petals. Large habit; lemon scented leaves.	Four-inch $4.50
58		JER'REY - (Kapac) Small, deeply dissected, deep green leaves. Deep purple petals with pale edgings. Beautiful plant in flower.	Four-inch $4.50
59		JULIE - (Wells, U.K.) Lavender with wine overlay. Weepy flower. Difficult to propagate. Contorted lower petals. Possibly a seedling from Rose Bengal.	Four-inch $4.50
60		KATIE Probably a small flowered Regal. Warm mid pink flowers with lighter centers.	Four-inch $4.50
61		KENSINGTON - (Kapac) Deeply dissected leaves; pale lilac-pink flowers with maroon veins on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
62		KETTLEBASTON - (Biddable 1983) Tall, upright growth. Deep lavender-pink lower petals. Top two petals deep plum with pale edges.	Four-inch $4.50
63		LADY MARY An old variety with palest pink flowers and raspberry blotches and veins on the rounded upper petals. Lower petals narrow and unblotched. It is sometimes labeled P. "Strawberry".	Four-inch $4.50
64		LARA MAID - (Blacken, 1986) Upper petals white to pale lavender with large rose-plum blotches. Lower petals white to pale lavender.	Four-inch $4.50
65		LUIS A very old, previously unnamed variety, from the now defunct Manhattan Beach Nursery, Manhattan Beach, CA. Named for Luis Arrival, San Pablo, California. Pale lavender background with deep reddish blotches on the upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
66		LYNN VALERIE - (Henderson, 1992) Slightly ruffled white flowers with a dark raspberry blotch on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
67		MADAM LAYAL - (France, 1870's, PANSY) The original Pansy, a small bushy plant; flowers with upper petals of dark violet-purple fading to rose and white; lower petals violet-rose on a white background.	Four-inch $4.50
68		MADAM LAYAL, VARIEGATED - (Biddable, 1986, PANSY) Fugitive, fine line variegation on leaves, otherwise similar to P. 'Mme. Laval".	Four-inch $4.50
69		MAIRI - (U.K.) Pinkish-lavender flowers with rose stamens. Slight rose feathering on the upper petals. Flowers often don't open properly. Petals do not fall after bloom.	Four-inch $4.50
70		MANX MAID - (U.K.) Purple upper petals, light lavender lower petals with feathering. Large flowers and leaves.	Four-inch $4.50
71		MARIA BONITA - (Kapac) Large, bushy plant. Leathery dark green leaves; small rounded deep purplish pink flowers with some feathering on the petals.	Four-inch $4.50
72		MARIA GARCIA - (Kapac) Compact plant with leaves that have a woodsy fragrance; flowers in clusters; red with a touch of orange with white throats and darker veining on the upper petals. Very floriferous. Named for Jay Kapak's loyal friend.	Four-inch $4.50
73		MICHAEL - (Kapac) All petals with a wide pale, almost white halo, a bright mid area and reddish, velvety bases, giving the flowers a very dark center. Additional petaloid stamens between the petals. Deeply cut tri-lobed leaves. Excellent container plant.	Four-inch $4.50
74		MILENA - (Kapac, 2004) Compact plant. Softly hairy, light green leaves that are partially dissected, leaf edges are toothed. Glowing orange with purple veins, lower petals are slightly lighter in color.	Four-inch $4.50
75		MONKWOOD ROSE - (Oakley) Small leathery leaves. Flowers light lilac-pink with cherry blotches and purple veins on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
76		MOON MAIDEN - (Gillam, 1984) Very pretty, white flowers which are large for an Angel. Small lavender blotches.	Four-inch $4.50
77		MRS. DUMBRILL - (Langley-Smith, 1940) Medium size plants with simple flowers of lavender with purplish blotches and veins on the upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
78		MRS. G. H. SMITH - (Langley-Smith, 1940) Flowers white with pale pink blush and deep rose markings to upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
79		NEDGING TYE - (Bidwell) Maroon top petals, rosy-purple lower petals with lighter edges.	Four-inch $4.50
80		NEEDHAM MARKET - (Bidwell, 1983) Larger than average flowers. White-tinged, luminous pink background to petals which are heavily feathered in plum on upper petals. Outstanding early bloomer.	Four-inch $4.50
81		NEIL CLEMENSON Lavender pink flowers with dark veins.	Four-inch $4.50
82		NEWCAT - (Bidwell) Weak, prostrate growth, bare centers. Flowers, 2-tone pale lavender ground, marked purple on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
83		NIKKI Upper petals deep purple with darker blotches; lower petals pale lilac.	Four-inch $4.50
84		OLD ORCHARD - (Kapac) Upper petals deep purple; lower petals lavender; veining on all petals; large plant; upright growth.	Four-inch $4.50
85		OLDBURY DUET Handsome variegated green and white foliage. Flowers similar to P. 'Tip Top Duet.' Upper petals mauve with an overlay of maroon; lower petals mauve.	Four-inch $7.00
86		POETESSE - (Poet, 1989) Upper petals dark maroon with a light edge. Lower petals flecked with purple; white throat.	Four-inch $4.50
87		QUANTOCK MARJORIE - (Dymond) Upper petals are frilled and burgundy; lower petals are white with a pink flush.	Four-inch $4.50
88		QUANTOCK MAY - (Ken Dymond, 1999) Frilly pink flower; lower petals white flushed pink.	Four-inch $4.50
89		QUANTOCK MILLENIUM - (Dymond, 2000) Upper petals velvety-red; lower petals white with a very pale pink flush.	Four-inch $4.50
90		QUANTOCK RITA - (Dymond) Cherry and red upper petals with a narrow pink edge, pale lavender lower petals with faint pink blotches.	Four-inch $4.50
91		RALPH - (Kapac, 2004) Very small dark green crinkled leaves; pale pink flowers	Four-inch $4.50
92		RASPBERRY RIPPLE - (Henderson) Good bloomer. Lavender-white lower petals; upper petals heavily washed with plum.	Four-inch $4.50
93		REITJE VAN DER LEE - (Gerris, 1978, Holland) Whitish-pink flowers, top petals are feathered in deep pink.	Four-inch $4.50
94		RITA SCHEEN IMPROVED - (Brawner) This variegated leaf selection is a sport which mutated from P. Rita Scheen in Fay Brawner's greenhouse. Upright. Small light green leaves with cream variegated edges. Less virused-looking than the original P. 'Rita Scheen', and a better grower. Pale lavender to deep raspberry feathering and blotches on a mauve flower.	Four-inch $4.50
95		ROLLER'S ECHO - (Carol Roller, 1982) . Strong upright growth to 24". Prolific bloomer. Pinkish-orchid flowers with upper petals heavily feathered with maroon.	Four-inch $4.50
96		ROLLER'S GABRIELLE - (Roller, 1983) Pale lavender flowers; small, deep plum blotches on upper petals. Tall, upright. (Random seedling from P. "Orange")	Four-inch $4.50
97		ROLLER'S ILLUSION - (Roller, prior to 1998) Pale pink petals with large burgundy area and prominent veining on upper petals. Small bright spot on lower petals. Small leaves.	Four-inch $4.50
98		ROLLER'S SHADOW - (Roller, 1982) Flowers are white with small violet veins and feathering in the upper petals. Very showy in full flower.	Four-inch $4.50
99		ROLLER'S SIGMA - (Roller) Appears to have P. tricuspidatum lineage. Flowers light pink.	Four-inch $4.50
100		ROSE BENGAL - (Langley-Smith, 1940) Rose-colored flowers with pink lower petals.	Four-inch $4.50
101		RUBY ORCHID - (Henderson, 1991) Light pink flowers with dark blotches on upper petals; strong grower.	Four-inch $4.50
102		RUFFLES Upper petals rose-purple with lighter edges; lower petals pale lilac with purple blotches; petal edges are ruffled.	Four-inch $4.50
103		SANCHO PANZA - (Telston Nurseries, U.K.) Large, wavy petals in deep plum with lavender edging, drooping branches to 18". Roundish flowers, wonderful for hanging baskets. Early bloomer.	Four-inch $4.50
104		SEELEYS PANSY - (Seeley, USA, 1959, PANSY) Very similar to P. 'Carlton's Pansy'. Light lavender lower petals; deep plum on upper petals with deeper plum blotches and feathering. To 15". Rangy.	Four-inch $4.50
105		SHANNON - (Kapac) Medium-sized, very unusual opal-salmon pink flowers with darker veining on upper petals, narrow lower petals. Silver-green, deeply cut, tri-lobed leaves. Extended bloom period. Nice basket plant.	Four-inch $4.50
106		SHANTI - (Kapac, 2005) Cherry upper petals with purple veins and a light lavender line around the edges of the petals; pale lavender flushed lower petals; compact; dark green crisped leaves.	Four-inch $4.50
107		SHIRLEY ASH - (Langley-Smith) Flowers have a light mauve background with purple blotches. The plant currently in circulation looks very similar to P. 'Rose Bengal'.	Four-inch $4.50
108		SIMPLE SISTER - (Kapac) Lavender-white background with raspberry pink blotches on all petals.	Four-inch $4.50
109		SOLFERINO - (Langley-Smith) Pale purple flowers with cyclamen- purple marks on upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
110		SOUND APPEAL - (Sulman) Flowers with pink petals and deep reddish purple blotches.	Four-inch $4.50
111		SOUTHERN BELLE - (Lack) Pale lilac flowers with maroon blotches on upper petals; compact habit.	Four-inch $4.50
112		SPRING PARK - (Langley-Smith, 1930's) White flowers with small raspberry blotches on upper petals; small, crinkled leaves. Growth to 12".	Four-inch $4.50
			size:	12"
113		STARLIGHT MAGIC - (J. Poet) Poet) Seedling from P. 'Captain Starlight'; Reddish-maroon upper petals with a pale edge; pale pink lower petals with veins.	Four-inch $4.50
114		SWEDISH ANGEL - (U.K., mid 1980's) Mid 1980's) Flowers have burgundy upper petals; bands of burgundy on light pink lower petals. Rounded, ruffled flowers.	Four-inch $4.50
115		SWILLAND This selection appears to be a mutation of the original P. 'Swilland,' which is, as far as is known, lost to cultivation. Large, frilled flowers. All petals blotched dark-plum fading to raspberry with rose edges. Upright to 18"	Four-inch $4.50
			size:	18"
116		THE BARLE - (H. Selley, 1993) Selley, 1993) All flower petals are notched and frilled; medium lilac upper petals; lower petals pale lilac; flower color darkens with age.	Four-inch $4.50
117		THE BRAY - (Selley) Lilac-white flowers with maroon blotches on the upper petals.	Four-inch $4.50
118		THE DART - (Selley, 1994) Pale pink upper petals with maroon blotches; light pink to white lower petals.	Four-inch $4.50
119		THE KENN LAD - (Selley) Upper petals white with maroon blotches; lower petals white with pink feathering.	Four-inch $4.50
120		THE LOWMAN - (Selley, 1996) Reddish purple upper petals; lower petals pale lilac pink; medium sized plant.	Four-inch $4.50
121		THE LYNN - (Selley, 1993) Small rounded flowers; upper petals deep violet pink, becoming paler at their base; lower petals are pale lavender; flowers have purple veining.	Four-inch $4.50
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