10 August 2026
The variety belongs to the group of freesias with single-flowered simple inflorescences. The main morphological feature, which is stably transmitted during breeding, is the presence of a pronounced pattern of veins on the perianth lobes.
This variety is mentioned in the context of studying collections of foreign-bred freesias. Available publications lack data on parent forms, agrotechnical characteristics, maturity group, plant height, and disease resistance.
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