Kardinal Wyszynski

Polish, hardy, long- and abundantly blooming variety. Intensely reddish-pink flowers bloom from June to September. Recommended for planting in gardens with various types of supports. Suitable for growing in large containers on balconies and terraces.

WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE: Flowers large, about 14 cm in diameter, composed of 6-8 sepals with serrated edges, red at the beginning of flowering, becoming more violet as they fade. The stamens have reddish-brown anthers on pale red filaments. It blooms very abundantly. VI˗VII, less abundantly until IX. Trifoliate leaves with entire margins. Climbs by means of leaf stalks. It grows moderately vigorously, reaching 2-3 m in height.