The 'Saxophone Sounds' gladiolus variety is a tall plant with a sturdy, straight scape, bearing a long two-row spike. The inflorescence is dense, consisting of 23-25 large, open-type flowers, with 8 to 12 buds opening simultaneously. The leaves are medium-sized and green, which highlights the brightness and expressiveness of the flowers.
These gladiolus flowers are distinguished by their original coloring and shape. They have a light yellow-pink hue with apricot-red spotting at the base, as well as a sandy-tawny tone that does not fade in the sun. The flower size reaches up to 14 cm; the petals are heavily ruffled and elliptical, giving them special decorativeness and impact. Thanks to its disease resistance, the variety is excellent for growing in various regions.
The flowering period is medium, lasting about 10-12 days, making the gladiolus versatile for use in landscape design and for cutting. The number of buds on one scape reaches 24, of which about 12 open simultaneously, ensuring prolonged and impressive flowering. This variety is perfect for creating bright floral compositions and decorating garden plots.
