Gladiolus L. Gladiolus · Ornamentals · bred by For Ever Bulbs B.V.
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10 August 2026
The variety belongs to the large-flowered group. The coloration is characterized by a combination of reddish-pink, apricot-orange, brown, and white tones with contrasting white veins. The flower stalks reach a height of 100–140 cm, and the flower diameter is 12–15 cm. The petal edges have a wavy, "lace" shape.
Blooming occurs from July to September. The variety is suitable for cultivation in flower beds, mixed borders, and for cut flowers due to its sturdy flower stalks. Disease resistance is medium; the plant is susceptible to lodging and requires high-quality soil drainage.
The variety is thermophilic. In regions with frosty winters, the corms must be dug up for the winter and stored in a dry, cool place.
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