Geranium named Kledap

Abstract

A new and distinct geranium variety particularly distinguished by its bright red flowers of noble form displayed above a bushy, compact foliage body and providing a medium sized plant of about 33 to 55 cm. in total height above the soil. This new plant is very floriferous, blooming continuously and profusely from early spring to late Fall and providing a succession of many round flower clusters, each including about eighty individual florets. This plant has a vigorous, compact and bushy growth habit with a medium growth rate and presenting flower clusters which have petals remaining on the stem from about thirteen to fourteen days.

I claim: 
     
       1. The new and distinct geranium cultivar, as herein shown and described, particularly distinguished by the bright red color of its flower clusters and the bushy, compact growth of its foliage underlying the inflorescence presentation.