1. Bell
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Single blossom with four to six petals fused more that half way
from the base to form a bell shape. |
| 2. Single |
Blossoms are classic ‘ Violet” type, having five lobes.
With the two upper lobes smaller than the three lower ones. Each blossom
has only one pair of stamens. |
| 3. Star |
Blossoms have five pointed lobes or petals of about equal size and
distance from one another, and with five stamens. The blossoms an
be single, semi-double or double, but will always maintain the star
form. |
| 4. Wasp |
Blossoms are single and each lobe is very narrow. |
| 5. Semi-Double |
Blossom that have more than the standard five petals, but less than
a complete second row of petals. They will often have a crest, of
tuft at the centre, and may look like a single, but will always have
multiple stamens. |
| 6. Double |
Blossom with at least tow rows of petals. |
| 7. Edged |
Lobes of the bloom are edged with a colour. When the petals are
edged with white, the blossom is known as Geneva edged or a Geneva.
Blossomed may be any shape and single, semi-double or double. |
| 8. Fringed |
Blossoms have heavily serrated, frilled or fringed outer petals.
The blossoms can be any form or shape. |
| 9. Two-Tone |
Blossoms have two or more shades of on colour. |
| 10. Bi-Colour/ Multi-colour |
Blossoms with tow or more Different colors. |
| 11. Fantasy |
Blossoms are spattered, streaked or rayed with contrasting colors
or deeper shades of the same or a different color. The flower may
be of any shape or kind.
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| 12. Chimera |
Blossoms with stripes which radiate from the centre of the petals.Also
known as pinwheels. |
