Introduction to Pages about Cooltonagh Varieties
FULL LIST This is a long page that gets longer every year, giving all the Cooltonagh names in alphabetical order, with brief notes of the colours and links to detail pages and other suppliers.
COLOUR GROUPS: These pages give the fullest descriptions of any, allowing you to compare a variety with others nearby in the colour range. The groups are:
Where varieties’ names in the colour-group pages are shown in blue and underlined, you can click on them to get the best available photographs to pop up at a good size.
AWARDS WON AT TRIALS: We have used these pages to give details of the awards available and won by Cooltonagh varieties, both for exhibition qualities and for decorative qualities in the garden. Finally we describe the trials of new Sweet Pea seedling varieties that are held by horticultural societies in the UK, in order to explain what the various awards signify.
COLOUR GROUPS: These pages give the fullest descriptions of any, allowing you to compare a variety with others nearby in the colour range. The groups are:
Where varieties’ names in the colour-
AWARDS WON AT TRIALS: We have used these pages to give details of the awards available and won by Cooltonagh varieties, both for exhibition qualities and for decorative qualities in the garden. Finally we describe the trials of new Sweet Pea seedling varieties that are held by horticultural societies in the UK, in order to explain what the various awards signify.
WHITE AND CREAM
PINK SHADES (Soft Pinks, Rose Pinks, Salmon Pinks, and Cerise Pinks on separate pages)
RED
MAROON (including purple)
MAUVE
LAVENDER
BLUE
PINK SHADES (Soft Pinks, Rose Pinks, Salmon Pinks, and Cerise Pinks on separate pages)
RED
MAROON (including purple)
MAUVE
LAVENDER
BLUE
