Angel Rowyn

Angel Rowyn is one of those varieties where form is half the fun, and she adds texture without needing enormous size. The collarette flowers are bright saturated red, with a ring of outer ray florets with a contrasting collar around the open center.

Bloomed at Hedge & Alchemy in our 2026 garden.

📖 From the journal of Hedge & Alchemy

Angel Rowyn is much bolder in person than I expected. She blooms in a brilliant, saturated scarlet-red with a contrasting inner collar of rose-pink petals brushed with softer cream and gold. The dark center and long, nearly black stems make the color look even richer. Mine grew into a medium-height plant with long stems, and the bees absolutely loved her. She has such a striking, almost painted quality that photographs barely capture how vivid she really is.

📋 Cultivar Notes

• Breeder / Hybridizer: RaeAnn Lobaugh
• Year of Introduction: Unknown
• Origin: USA
• Form: Collarette (CO)
• ADS Classification Number: 9006 (Collarette / Red)
• Cut Flower Status: Good for garden and event cutting. Open-centered forms add beautiful movement and texture.
• Show & Exhibition Flower Status: Potentially. Confirm the current ADS listing and class before entering.

🌸 In the Garden

• Bloom: Brilliant saturated scarlet to crimson-red outer petals surround a contrasting collar of rose-pink petaloids, often softly brushed with cream or gold toward the base. A deep burgundy center and golden pollen add dramatic contrast. The exact look shifts as the bloom opens, giving each flower a slightly different personality.
• Plant Height & Habit: Approximately 42-48 in. Useful for pollinators and breeding tall, with an upright, branching habit. Stake as needed for height and bloom weight.
• Growing Notes: Pinch early for branching and give solid support once the plant is carrying flowers.
• Tuber Yield: Not yet tracked at Hedge & Alchemy.