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✓COSMOS DWARF LEMON — THE GOLD OF CONCENTRATED POWER AN OCEAN OF DECORATIVE APPEAL Lemon-gold canopy + perfection of proportions, symmetry, and clean lines + blooming density for up to 5 months + attraction for bees, bumblebees, and butterflies + self-cleaning + high drought resistance + wind resistance + border discipline + container perfection = Premium Breeding.
✓GOLDEN LUXURY IN FLORAL FORM Abundant branching from the base — the bush is multi-stemmed (up to 25 shoots) and multi-tiered. The growth of lateral shoots is maximum active. Over the season, one bush sequentially forms up to 200 flowers in different stages of development. Emerald pinnate-dissected foliage creates a spectacular backdrop. The bush shape, an ideal hemisphere, is suitable for formal flower beds.
✓VISUAL ATTRACTION 8 petals of ideal symmetry form an elegant cup. The central disk is densely filled with hundreds of tubular flowers. The bright contrast of lemon-gold petals and a dark center creates an optical effect of depth and three-dimensionality.
✓RADIANCE OF COLOR A pure yellow tone — the result of years of selective breeding. The saturation of the color makes the plant noticeable from afar. The satin texture of the petals with a silk shimmer in the sun creates an effect of internal glow.
✓EXCLUSIVITY AND RARITY Dwarf Lemon is a rare combination of compactness and a lemon-yellow base tone. It is a saturated, dense, and noble color. Golden-yellow is the second dominant shade, adding visual density and richness to the palette. Saffron-yellow with a golden edge and a soft orange mist in the center is the rare and complex third shade of the variety.
✓TONAL MONOCHROMATICITY One bush can carry flowers of different shades of the yellow spectrum simultaneously, creating a play of saturation.
✓FLORAL CONVEYOR High precision and stability of flowering. The bush looks full and weighty. Flowering is wave-like with increasing intensity until the first frosts. Hot weather stimulates even more abundant and bright opening of buds.