10 August 2026
The variety belongs to the large-flowered group (Grootbloemige Groep) and has the international classification code 443. The flowers are light bluish-pink in color.
In horticultural practice, the name Sunrise is often erroneously applied to other varieties, in particular to yellow-flowered gladioli of the Bambino group. Specific data on agronomic indicators or the origin of the officially registered variety are absent from open sources.
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