Philip Campos is one I’ve come to rely on for that nuanced apricot range, with outer petals reading as a soft, diluted peach with faint yellow undertones while the center gathers into a deeper coral with a slight terracotta cast. There’s a gentle shift across the petals, with tips appearing more sun-faded than the richer interior, giving the bloom a layered, dimensional feel that works well as a focal without feeling heavy. It’s a steady producer and integrates easily into palettes where you need to bridge peach, copper, and warm orange tones.
Formal Classification: Informal Decorative Bloom Size: 6–8 in Plant Height: 3–4 ft
