POPLAR FLUFF

The Gladiolus variety Poplar Fluff is an impressive perennial bulbous plant from the Iris family, distinguished by its high decorative value. The plant reaches a height of up to 160-165 cm, featuring sturdy, straight flower stems and broad green leaves. This variety is renowned for its large, snow-white flowers with a slight yellowish-cream tint at the base, giving them a special elegance. The petals are heavily ruffled and have a pleated structure with pinched edges, making the flowers look voluminous and textured.

The flower stem of the Gladiolus Poplar Fluff is sturdy and can withstand the weight of a large inflorescence consisting of 21-27 flowers, of which 8-11 bloom simultaneously. The flowers have an open form and do not fade in the sun, making this variety universal for growing in various climatic conditions. The flowering period is average and lasts about 13-15 days, allowing one to enjoy the beauty of the plant for quite some time.

This variety is widely used for exhibition and cut flowers due to its impressive appearance and strong petal texture. The Gladiolus Poplar Fluff is excellent for decorating flower beds and creating decorative compositions in the garden, as well as for cutting and arranging bouquets. Its resistance to unfavorable conditions and versatility make it a popular choice among gardeners.