I'm not sure if I like or hate this C-thread - so many beauties that I've never seen before and so many completely out of reach here in Europe
These are the ones that I grow:
Cajun Sunshine - a gift that turned out into a keeper
Calamity Jane - this one I saw flowering in a collector's/hybridizer's garden in Italy and even if I'm not a fan of ruffled ones I had to take it home, unfortunately the camera isn't able to catch the real beauty of this cultivar
California Classic - bought for its late bloom time, quite new, didn't flower late up to now
Cast a Spell - miniature flowers, beautiful
Catherine Neal - late
Charon the Ferryman - late
Cheerful Eyes, small flowers, reliable northern rebloomer
Chipmunk - star in my chocolate, caramel and cream bed
true colors of this cultivar are hard to catch with my camera - this picture shows them better:
Claudine's Charm - flowers late here, huge flowers, excellent color
often very blue tones:
Clementine VT - not registered Olallie plant
Condilla - flowers late here, 100% double hose in hose flowers
Coral Majority - a late one with a fantastic color, camera doesn't catch it - it screams through the garden, seems to glow in sunlight, shows a pink halo around the throat - this is my best picture but it's far from good
usually you see a not very prominent eyezone on quite pale flower color at pictures of this cultivar, if observed live this eyezone is NOT visible, the color of the plant is totally different - typical example:
Coral Sparkler - miniature with a distinctive flower form
Cosmopolitan - good color, well-known miniature
Coventry Countess - tet miniature, prolific bloomer, beautiful flowers
a closer look:
Crimson Pirate - flowers for many weeks (here more than 2 months in good years):
Crow's Feet - relief
Crystal Blue Persuasion - more than 50 shades of blue
