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Flamingo

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Tulbaghia violacea Harv. · Ornamentals · bred by Ivan van ver Walt

also searched as: фламинго

Variety description

10 August 2026

The plant reaches 30–60 cm in height and forms a bushy, upright habit. The leaves are narrow, grass-like, light green in color, with a distinct violet-pink hue at the base characteristic of the variety. The star-shaped flowers are gathered in loose umbellate inflorescences and range in color from warm pink to deep fuchsia-pink with a darker center.

Flowering is prolonged, covering the period from June to October. The variety is suitable for cultivation in borders and containers. Frost resistance is rated as moderate (down to -10°C, USDA zones 7-10); in regions with cold climates, protection or indoor storage is required. The plant's leaves and flowers are edible and have a garlic flavor.

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Variety in registries Regions of admission, rights holders, and status of plant breeders' rights

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Breeder
Ivan van ver Walt 1 Developed the variety
Applicant
Ivan van ver Walt 1 Submitted the application to the register

Plant breeders' rights

The right is granted for a limited term: propagation of the variety requires a license from the rights holder.

European Union № 20213035
Application submitted
  1. Application filed 6 January 2022
  2. Registered
  3. Currently active indefinite in the register

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