‘Adeline’ (‘Improved Darling’)—Free-blooming soft, single pink; green leaves.
‘Andy’—Deeper, more luminous pink flowers; green leaves.
‘Little Gem’—Double, rosy-pink flowers; very dark red leaves; small, slow-growing.
‘Pied Piper’—Baby pink, semidouble flowers, the crest sometimes touched with gold; bronzy leaves.
‘Snowdrop’—Smallest I’ve ever seen, has never topped three inches for me, just grows bushier and bushier. Double white flowers like minute snowballs; dark-red foliage.
tausendschoen (‘Thousand Beauties’)—A group of green-leaved, single-flowering dwarfs available in red, pink, or white. Easily grown from seed.
‘Winkie’—Fully double, old rose flowers; masses of dark leaves.
CARE. Partial sun, moderate warmth, average soil kept on the dry side.
PROPAGATION. Stem cuttings (best taken with a branch, so the plants will be self-branching), seeds (singles), division of root and crown.