Lily EURIDICA

EURIDICA – an Asian lily hybrid grown from seeds (36‑116) and pollen of varieties, with the originator being SPK «Plemhoz Taytsy». The plant reaches a height of 120–130 cm, has a perennial nature and bulb-bearing structure. Leaves are green, alternate, provide cold resistance, and maintain their green color throughout the summer.

EURIDICA flowers are of medium size, star-shaped and semi-spatulate in form, directed to the side. They are gathered in raceme-like inflorescences up to 30 cm long, containing 12 to 20 pieces. The flower has a maroon-pink hue; anthers are brown-orange, staminal filaments are pink, the pistil is brown, and the stigma is purple. During one flowering period (15–20 days), 6–10 pieces bloom simultaneously.

The variety is distinguished by high resistance to botrytis and fusarium, as well as good winter hardiness, making it universal for gardens, flower beds, and container floriculture. EURIDICA blooms from early July to August, while leaves remain green throughout the summer, providing a decorative effect for a long period.