10 August 2026
The flowers of the variety have a lilac-pink color, with bright yellow or orange speckles on the lower petals. The plant is characterized as miniature and forms two flowers per stem, which contributes to an extended flowering period in April and May.
The plant requires sunny areas with loose, fertile, and well-drained soil. In mild climates, it can overwinter in the ground provided it is covered; in northern regions, annual bulb lifting is recommended. The variety is used for the decorative arrangement of flower beds, gardens, and container cultivation.
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