GAGARIN'S SMILE

The annual zinnia of the 'Gagarin's Smile' variety is a versatile plant with a columnar, upright form and a height of about 61 cm. The bushes have a diameter of about 30 cm and form from 9 to 15 main shoots with strong flower stalks. The leaves of the plant are green, oval, and twice-serrated, giving the bush a neat and decorative appearance. The inflorescences of this variety are pink, double, flat, and lace-like, with a diameter of about 11 cm, featuring medium-density ray florets located on the surface of the bush. The pseudo-ray florets are twisted into a tube, while the tubular florets have a short yellow shape. The average number of inflorescences on one bush reaches 15 pieces.

The 'Gagarin's Smile' variety is distinguished by its high resistance to fusarium, which makes it a reliable choice for growing in various climatic conditions. Due to its decorative qualities and sturdy flower stalks, the zinnia is excellent for cutting and use in decorative plantings. This variety symbolizes space themes and is dedicated to the first cosmonaut of Earth, Yuri Gagarin, which gives it special significance and appeal.

The zinnia 'Gagarin's Smile' is valued for its bright and saturated color, as well as for large and dense buds that create an impressive appearance. The plant forms stable and sturdy shoots, which facilitates care and ensures long-lasting flowering. Due to these qualities, the variety is widely used both in landscape design and as cutting flowers, adding expressiveness and elegance to compositions.