Pink Pearl

Breeding Heritage and Origin

The 'Pink Pearl' (Rozovaya Zhemchuzhina) anemone is the result of rigorous scientific work by specialists at the Federal Research Center of Subtropical Science (RAS). With its deep roots in the Georgian breeding school, this variety embodies decades of research dedicated to adapting subtropical ornamental crops. Unlike mass-market Dutch hybrids, 'Pink Pearl' maintains a distinct resilience and aesthetic refined within the unique climate conditions of the Black Sea coast.

Agrotechnical Features and Application

As a classic annual, this variety is engineered for a short but highly effective blooming cycle. Breeders focused on a contrasting two-tone petal palette, setting the plant apart from monochromatic alternatives. With a flower diameter of 5–7 cm, the plant maintains a harmonious balance, perfect for small-scale landscaping.

• Type: annual plant.
• Coloration: original two-tone range.
• Dimensions: flower diameter 5-7 cm.
• Usage: ideal for container gardening, balcony boxes, and compact planters.

The preference for container cultivation is driven by the variety’s specific biology: 'Pink Pearl' reaches its full potential under controlled conditions, allowing for optimized soil composition and precise irrigation. This is an excellent choice for those who value the aesthetics of specialized regional breeding and are looking to add a vibrant touch to terrace or patio arrangements.