Drat. I got here before Robin defines it perfectly, but I don't have a good answer of my own. Just questions.
Does it start out the day that pinker pink (2nd and last pics) that kind of reminds me of cotton candy and then fade to the paler pink as the day goes on? Or is it more colorfast, but the color is variable between those two pinks depending on the weather or other factors? Or is its shade of pink dependent on how much that eye color bleeds into the veining on the petals and sepals for each particular bloom?
I like how aggressively the yellow in the throat meets the chevrons and how the color of the chevrons is drawn into the veining on the petals. Especially on the throat side. It gives me the illusion that the whole bloom was drawn by an artist that specializes in colored pencil.
If you think about it, let me know when this one is on the market, please. It's a dip, right?
Tim