The reverse of the open, nodding, bell-shaped flowers is a deep purply-pink merging to a pale pinkish-cream at the margins. The inside is white, merging to mauve-pink margins and tips. The crimped margins of the four deeply textured tepals taper to pointed, strongly recurved tips. Their shape is reminiscent of the roofline of a Chinese pagoda from which it derives its name. The cut flowers keep well in water.
Pagoda is suitable for growing in containers of planting in the garden.
Awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's 'Award of Garden Merit' in 2002
