10 August 2026
The variety features flowers with a double perianth, having an ivory hue with pale purple-pink accents. Plant height ranges from 25 to 45 cm. A characteristic feature is the right-angle curvature of the stem before the inflorescence.
The plant is thermophilic; perennial cultivation in open field is possible only in hardiness zones 9–10, while in other regions it is cultivated as an annual or in greenhouses. Used as an ornamental crop, including for the production of cut flowers in the winter-spring period.
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