10 August 2026
The upper petals of the flower have a saturated blue-violet, lavender, or purple shade, and the lower ones are colored in lighter tones with a characteristic golden-yellow spot at the base. The flower diameter is about 4–5 cm, and the flower stalks reach a height of 50–80 cm.
Flowering occurs in May–June. The variety is distinguished by sturdy upright flower stalks and resistance to Verticillium wilt. It possesses winter hardiness down to -25°C with shelter or snow cover and is suitable for use in cut flower production.
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