Geranium plant named Klemir

Abstract

A new and distinctive Geranium variety particularly distinguished by profuse production of mandarin red colored flowers which form medium size round clusters of 40 to 50 florets. The cluster stalk stands upright holding the flower clusters above the dark green zonated leaves in a bush of about 35 cm. in height. `Klemir` differs from other orange varieties in that it has small and very round clusters with many long lasting flowers in a deep salmon orange color. These eye catching clusters stand on rather long and strong, green stalks on a plant that grows compactly bushy and less than medium height. Previous orange flowered zonal geraniums grew higher. Additionally another distinction is the solid dark green leaves with their dark zonation and their good resistance against cold, heat and rainy weather.

I claim: 
     
       1. The new and distinctive Geranium variety, substantially as herein shown and described, characterized by its mandarin red flower clusters and its strong growth habit, being resistant against rain, sun and hot weather.