Gladiolus AMBER BALTIK

Gladiolus 'Amber Baltik' is a powerful and tall variety with a sturdy, straight scape and medium-height broad green leaves. The inflorescence is two-rowed, of medium density, consisting of 22-25 large ruffled flowers of amber-orange color with pink overtones that do not fade in the sun. The flowers have an open form and elliptical inner tepals, which give them special decorativeness and attractiveness.

The variety is characterized by a medium flowering period, which lasts about 14-16 days after planting. During flowering, 8 to 10 buds open simultaneously, ensuring long-lasting and spectacular blooming. The gladiolus spike is long, making the plant universal for various growing conditions and use in ornamental gardening.

'Amber Baltik' is unpretentious in growing conditions and reproduces well, which makes it convenient for gardeners and flower enthusiasts. This variety was bred and registered by Andrey Nikolaevich Gromov in 1985 and has since been popular due to its bright color and stability.