Babyg, The description will match about 300 trailers or about. It is very doubtful you will be able to identify it. If you remember where you got it - this person would your best source. violetbarn.com carries excellent varieties of semi-mini trailers of their own hybridization. It is easier to post a pic to the GALLERY of this forum. Enjoy your trailer - sounds you got a really nice one - and resign to the idea that most possibly the real name is lost. Call it My Baby-T ;-)). Good Luck Irina

I was just looking at user photos on MyViolet and the Optimara facebook trying to be certain that I do have Pennsylvania! The thing is that it was in a 6" pot and mostly it is not supposed to be a 6" pot one. I would not have called the leaves round. It does appear to be Pennsylvania. On June 12, the Optimara photo of bloom types also shows Pennsylvania and Delaware side by side and there is a definite color difference and also a difference in the blossom shape. I would call Pennsylvania burgundy red (to my eye). Clementine looks shaped just like Pennsylvania in that photo. Delaware always looks a little more "ruffly" in photos anyway. That is helpful, Joanne, but they sure omitted a good many :) I see some ruffled one at Lowe's but since I don't collect reds, it doesn't matter. Maybe I see more than one ruffled one for that matter. Diana

In the pictures of the blue flowers I do not see the leaves of violets. I believe they are what we always called Blue Eyed grass: https://writingfornature.wordpress.com/2012/05/25/blue-eyed-grass-diminuitive-irises/ Search Google on "blue eyed grass" there are many pictures. We have some in our yard, they are small and pretty in the spring and disappear into the grass during the rest of the year

Try watering daily for a while and skipping the fertilizer and see if that helps.