The cultivar was first received in August 1990. The application for registration was received from Mr. Ken Gillanders, Woodbank Nursery, Kingston, Tasmania. The general morphology of the cultivar is as for the species, but the flower size, at 3cm, is towards the larger end of those recorded for the species. The flowers are shaded from very pale pink inside to darker pink edges with crimson stamens. The species is generally hardy and reliable in temperate climates.
Plants respond well to extra water during the drier seasons of the year.
Pruning after flowering is beneficial. To maintain the cultivar form, propagation must be by vegetative means.