10 August 2026
The plant belongs to the large-flowered gladiolus group. The flowers have a coral-red or pale pink hue with a characteristic red spot in the center. 17 to 18 buds are formed in one inflorescence.
The height of the flower stalk varies from 100 to 160 cm. The flowering period occurs from July to September, with an average of 88–104 days passing from the moment of planting until the opening of the first buds.
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