Nizhny Novgorod

The 'Nizhny Novgorod' gladiolus is a large-flowered, perennial bulbous plant of the Iris family, bred by Russian breeder Andrey Nikolaevich Gromov. The plant reaches a height of 150-160 cm, possesses strong stems and scape, ensuring stability even under unfavorable weather conditions. The time to flowering is about 75-80 days, allowing the flowers to bloom throughout the summer.

The gladiolus flowers 'Nizhny Novgorod' are large, 16-17 cm in diameter, widely open and striking. Their coloration is apricot-salmon with a rich velvety apricot-red or brick spot on the lower petals, framed by a wide light-yellow or golden border. The petals are wide, sturdy, with a silky texture and characteristic pleated-gripped ruffle, giving the flowers a festive and elegant appearance.

The plant prefers sunny locations but can grow successfully in partial shade. Moderate watering and well-drained soil are required for optimal development. The gladiolus 'Nizhny Novgorod' is resistant to most pests and diseases, which simplifies care. Due to its decorativeness and flower durability, the variety is excellent for cutting and creating elegant bouquets, decorating the interior and creating a festive mood.