A plant. On the label it says angel eyes, ivy geranium. randy (P) cannot find any ware in G/centres or the net

Question

A plant. On the label it says angel eyes, ivy geranium. randy (P) cannot find any ware in G/centres or the net

Answer 1

An ivy-leaved geranium is to be planted in a hanging basket,it has a trailing habit."Angel eyes" is the variety name,presumably a fairly new one,not listed in my ref;books.

P.,may refer to perrenial,however the ivy leaf geranium is half-hardy and will not withstand frost.

Randy might be an acronym for "R"and"Y",perhaps the distributors.

Hope this is some help.

Answer 2

I also could not find anything on Angel Eyes.  The randy (P), however, is the scientific name for the plant.  The scientific name if Pelargonium, and is not a true geranium, but an evergreen or shrubby perennial. There are literally hundreds of different common names, and Angel Eyes could very well be a new cultivar.

Answer 3

This plant may be an ivy leafed Pelargonium as opposed to a Geranium. Both are botanically different. time prevents me from being to precise however I suggest that you checkout this website:

www.pelargoniums.net

or even try the Royal Horticultural Society (UK) website at: www.rhs.org.uk

Answer 4

Deerwood Angel Eyes

Class : PELARGONIUM - ANGEL

Hybridiser : F.Brawner

White to palest pink ruffled flowers with a darker pink 'eyebrow' on upper petals.

Holt Geranium Nursery (Canada) http://www.holtgeraniums.com - Specialising in the Unusual

http://www.holtgeraniums.com/angels.htm

http://www.holtgeraniums.com/DeerwoodAng...

Randy is farther down, too.... guess you'll know by the bloom....very pretty plant!!!