10 August 2026
The variety belongs to the large-flowered gladiolus type, sometimes classified as "butterfly" due to the wavy edges of the petals. The flowers have a lemon-golden hue and reach 10–17 cm in diameter. Up to 14–15 flowers can form on one powerful flower stalk.
The plant reaches a height of 70–150 cm and blooms from July to September. The variety is suitable for cutting; inflorescences retain their shape for a long time. In cultivation, staking of the flower stalks is recommended due to their height and the weight of the inflorescences. Used in group plantings and mixed borders.
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