AKMULLA

AKMULLA Iris – a hybrid variety with a tall bearded flower spike about 51–90 cm long and a plant height up to 88–90 cm. Leaves are bright green, and each flower spike usually bears four to five large white flowers about 14 cm in diameter and 10 cm in height. Flowers open in two stages – two of them open simultaneously, creating an impressive look.

Key characteristics include medium fragrance, medium resistance to heterosporiosis, as well as high winter hardiness and heat tolerance, making the variety suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions. Flowering begins around June 10 and lasts about 12 days. In a floral arrangement, the plant retains freshness for up to five days, while transportability is considered average.

AKMULLA is excellent for decorative greening: flowerbeds, groups, masses, borders, rabats, alpine slides, and even as cut flower material. Thanks to the intensive bush growth and resistance to diseases and pests, this variety is easy to maintain in garden and urban landscapes.