10 August 2026
The petal color varies from light bronze with a pink shade and cream rays to brownish-red with light streaks in the center. The inflorescence is a spike up to 60–65 cm long, on which 10 to 16 buds are located.
The plant reaches a height of 80–120 cm. Flowering occurs in the period from July to September. The variety is intended for decorating flower beds and borders and is also suitable for cutting. In open ground, the corms do not overwinter, so they must be dug up for winter storage.
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