Introduced in 1999, this is a bloom of many colors - one day it looks hot pink and another day it appears to have a yellowish center, blending out to a coral pink.  This plant did not produce good cutting stems until late in the season here in the Midwest.  The early season blooms were often hidden among the foliage.

The bush reaches about 3 1/2 foot and is definitely enhanced by 'topping' - the practice of pinching off the main growing stem when the plant is about 10 to 12 inches tall, in order to increase the number of laterals.