The variety belongs to the group of OT-hybrids. The plant reaches a height of 100 to 180 cm and has strong stems. The flowers are very large, 22–30 cm in diameter, and possess a strongly pronounced spicy fragrance. The petal color is light-yellow with creamy-white edges; the throat of the flower has a more saturated yellow shade.
The flower shape is wide-cup-shaped, with wavy edges and recurved petal tips. The stamens are dark brown. The flowers are sterile and have a dense texture resistant to precipitation. The variety is a triploid and flowers in July–August. It belongs to USDA hardiness zone 5.
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Countries of admission
2 jurisdictions
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Variety registered as early as 8
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Also known as
breeder code QH 97-7
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CONCA D'ORprimaryAU, CL, CN, NZ, US, ZA
Conca DorGB, JP, PL, QZ
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