Geranium plant named Breneso

Abstract

A new low growing Geranium cultivar particularly distinguished by its profuse and continuous production of relatively large flower clusters of about 10 cm. in diameter and comprised of large florets of a roseine purple color and having a diameter of about 5.2 cm., the flower clusters being carried on stalks that are only about 13 to 14 cm. long extending through foliage having relatively small leaves of medium to light green color and without zoning. Thus this plant provides a compact growing novelty geranium that always looks fresh. In September the plant reaches a height of about 23 cm., exclusive of the flowers, and is thus well fitted for bedding, or balcony and container adaption. The color is also new in the geranium market.

I claim: 
     
       1. The new and distinctive Geranium cultivar substantially as herein shown and described, particularly distinguished by its low growth habit and the very large size of its roseine purple florets mostly grouped to provide very large umbel formed clusters.