Geranium named Americana Pink

Abstract

A new Geranium plant particularly distinguished by its abundant foliage and its large semi-double pink colored flowers. The flower clusters consist of about forty florets each of which has a diameter of about 4.5 centimeters; the plant being free flowering and fast-rooting. The plant is quite spectacular in the balance of inflorescence to plant mass, with the relatively short peduncles placing the unusually large, colorful umbels just atop the foilage.

I claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinct cultivar of Geranium substantially as herein shown and described characterized by green foilage with pink colored with splashes of white and light pink semi-double flowers on large umbels held just above the foilage by relatively short peduncles, the plant being fast-rooting and having a vigorous bush like growth habit.