GnarlyGnome

GNARLY GNOME has been affectionately known as “Scrunchy” for several years (garden name). A personal favorite, it is tall, well branched, and is a consistent unusual form (pinched and quilled crispate). The colors are soft – ancient pink shades with a cream throat. It’s outstanding feature is the form – the sepals pinch and quill, and the petals “scrunch” a little near the throat. Definitely unusual, especially at its height.


	GNARLY GNOME (Reed, 2006) 52" MLa 6" dormant, diploid, Unusual Form GNARLY GNOME has been affectionately known as “Scrunchy” for several years (garden name). A personal favorite, it is tall, well branched, and is a consistent unusual form (pinched and quilled crispate). The colors are soft – ancient pink shades with a cream throat. It’s outstanding feature is the form – the sepals pinch and quill, and the petals “scrunch” a little near the throat. Definitely unusual, especially at its height.