10 August 2026
The variety belongs to the group of plants with single, non-double flowers. The petal color varies from violet to medium-blue-violet shades. The inflorescences are multi-flowered and located on upright stems. The plant possesses the pronounced fragrance characteristic of freesias.
The leaves are lanceolate in shape, with a pointed tip and entire margin. In breeding studies, flowering indicators were recorded, with an average number of flower stalks at 7.8, as well as an average flower width of about 6.2 cm.
The variety is intended for use as a cut flower crop, as well as for decorative landscaping of gardens and greenhouses.
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