10 August 2026
Flowers are large, 8 to 20 cm in diameter, colored in shades from cream-white to salmon-pink with a lighter throat. Petal edges are ruffled. The inflorescence is dense, spike-shaped, carrying 12 to 22 buds.
The plant reaches a height of 70 to 150 cm, leaves are sword-shaped, dark green. Flowering occurs 80–90 days after planting. The variety is disease-resistant, may require staking due to the weight of the inflorescences, suitable for cutting and landscape use.
Corms do not overwinter in open ground and require annual digging for storage in a dry cool place.
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