10 August 2026
The variety forms single flowers with a diameter of 6–6.5 cm. The petal color varies from deep purple to light violet shades, with white elements potentially present in the coloration. The plant possesses a pronounced strong fragrance.
This variety is grown as a cut flower crop and is widely used in floristry for creating bouquets and arrangements. The variety is recognized as essentially derived from the variety Ricastor, with which it shares a high degree of morphological similarity.
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