Ryabchik Persian, 18/20 rr, 1 pc, 60-90 h (cm), autumn 2024

Persian hazel grouse is distinguished by a special appearance and a huge multi -flowered inflorescence. It blooms simultaneously with the imperial in early May. Their bulbs and seedlings are the same, but Persian leaves with a bluish tint, matte. A flower arrow is about a meter high, and purple bell -shaped flowers are alternately on it. Flowers are smaller than the imperial, but there are up to 25 on the peduncle of them. In August, plant bulbs in the ground when the first roots appear and only on the full sun, preferably from the south side of the house. The soil should be well drained, fertile with the addition of sand and gravel. After wilting the last upper flower, the peduncle is cut. At the end of June, the bulbs are dug up and laid out in a warm ventilated room so that they warm up well. Be sure to cover the winter.