Hybrid of P. caffrum x (cortusifolium x sericifolium), Philipp Gießibl, 2016.
Named after Brigitte Stisser.
Very nice hybrid with beautiful flowers.


Hybrid of P. caffrum x (cortusifolium x sericifolium), Philipp Gießibl, 2016.
Named after Brigitte Stisser.
Very nice hybrid with beautiful flowers.
A nice compact hybrid with scented leaves and a trailing habit.
My collection at the moment of species and hybrids of section Campylia.
P. tricolor above, and white form of P. tricolor below
Hybrid of P. ovale x P. tricolor – originates from seeds from South Africa around 2007.
‘Dreamland’ with variegated leaves – large flowers similar to ‘Splendide’. Introduced around 2012.
‘Renate Parsley’ has smaller flowers. Fibrex Nursery, UK 1996.
‘Archibald’ – hybrid of ‘Splendide’ x P. ovale ssp hyalinum, 2011.
Two of my hybrids from 2020; the left one with small flowers is ‘Jace’ – a seedling of P. tricolor white form. And the one to the right with larger flowers is ‘Keanu’ – a seedling of ‘Splendide’
Below are some photos of my collection back in 2013.
One of my hybrids that I haven’t kept is ‘Baldric’ (‘Renate Parsley’ x P. ovale ssp. hyalinum).
‘White Splendide’ I don’t know the origin of, but I hope to get it back in my collection.
Seedling of ‘Splendide’ raised by Edgar, 2020.
Large flowers as ‘Splendide’.
Seedling of P. tricolor, white – raised in 2020 by Edgar.
Hybridizer; Mike Brown, Australia.
‘Ardens’ is an old cultivar, a cross between P. fulgidum and P. lobatum, introduced in 1817. It was hybridized by Lee, Hammersmith UK, 1810.
My own cultivar – a seedling of P. gibbosum ‘Maroon’, 2011.
My own hybrid from 2016 – ‘Flora Midnight’ x ‘Lara Oracle’.
Another old hybrid of P. fulgidum x P. lobatum, or more probably ‘Ardens’ x P. lobatum from ca. 1827.
A hybrid that originates from seeds from South Africa, around 2006.
The third old hybrid of P. fulgidum and P. lobatum – before 1869.
Hybrid of ‘Flora Midnight’ x ‘Lara Oracle’.
Raised by Edgar, 2016 (pollination earlier). Flowered for the first time in 2020.
Stem succulent. Nightscented flowers.
Section Cortusina.
Species / variety of P. crassicaule with brown red-ish stems. Grown from seed.
Section Glaucophyllum.
Easily recognized by the upright lanceolate leaves.
Section Reniformia.
Small plant with woody stems, and sticky scented leaves.