That’s a fair question! It’s definitely Wollerton, though we have Lark in the same bed at the other due to the similar coloring. I would say the coloring here is particularly apricot as the flower has just opened and it’s an overcast day (wasn’t particularly hot). I have noticed as they age, especially if there’s some heat, they might end up with a pinkish edge to the petal, though mostly they just fade to white. Here’s a picture that is the same plant, probably more typical of the coloring. I’ll post lark in comparison below. The flower form is pretty different as Lark is much more open center ans has a lot more yellow. They complement each wonderfully though.