10 August 2026
The variety belongs to the Bambino group, which includes compact plants whose sturdy stems usually do not require staking. Flowering occurs between July and August and lasts about 2–3 weeks. Up to 17–19 buds can form in the spike-shaped inflorescence.
The flowers are colored in powdery pink or lilac-pink tones, complemented by white veins and a light center. The plant is suitable for cut flowers, cultivation in open ground in flower beds and borders, and also for container culture.
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