10 August 2026
The flowers of the variety have a lemon-yellow hue, a classic shape with slightly ruffled petal edges and occasionally present purple streaks in the throat. The vigorous plant reaches a height of 90 to 130 cm. The robust double-sided spike-like inflorescence can have from 15 to 30 buds, opening sequentially.
The variety belongs to the summer-flowering category, which lasts from July to September. Due to the significant height and weight of the inflorescences, the plant is prone to lodging and requires tying to a support. The gladiolus is suitable for use in floral arrangements due to its ability to remain fresh for a long time when cut.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 1813
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