10 August 2026
The variety belongs to the large-flowered group. Flower coloration varies from saturated reddish-brown to burnt-orange with a possible purple hue. Inflorescence diameter ranges from 11 to 20 cm; the flowering period lasts from July to September.
The plant reaches a height of 100–150 cm. The variety has low winter hardiness (USDA zone 7–8) and requires digging up bulbs for the winter. During the vegetation period, it may require support due to the height of the flower stalks; it prefers sunny areas with well-drained soil.
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