Cin Bow bears bowl-shaped blooms in deep crimson edged with a faint amber glow, about 3 inches across, carrying a soft warm fragrance. It repeats from spring through fall, opening several flowers at once on an upright, compact frame, and reaches about 4 feet at maturity with a rapid growth rate. Plant in full sun and water frequently. Feed with rabbit or composted chicken or horse manure in spring and fall. The variety is self-fertile and draws bees, butterflies, ladybugs, and lacewings. Of Chinese origin, it suits cut-flower growing, wedding work, and container planting.
Supplied as an own-root plant, two to three years old, that has already bloomed.
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