Application: It reaches a height of 2–3.5 m. It clings to supports with its leaf tendrils. It is suitable for growing along fences, gazebos, trellises, poles, and other garden supports.

Blooming: The flowers are burgundy in color, velvety, and measure 15–20 cm in diameter. They are borne on long stalks. The flowers are very well structured, with 6 broad segments and semicircular, coffee-colored stamens arranged on yellow filaments, which along with the yellow columns brighten the flowers. The segments on the underside have a whitish central stripe and pink edges. It blooms from the end of June to September.

Exposure: Suitable for any orientation.

Care: It thrives best in airy locations. It does not like soil that dries out. The soil must be fertile and moist. A slightly alkaline pH is beneficial.

Frost Resistance: In winter it is advisable to cover the base of the climber with a mound of leaves or needles, covered with soil to a height of 25–30 cm. In summer, it is best to water it 2–3 times per week.

Pruning: Since this variety blooms on last year’s shoots, prune at the turn of February and March by removing dead and diseased shoots, and lightly trim the healthy ones – in the first year after planting, cut about 30 cm above the strong buds; in the second year, about 70 cm; and in subsequent years, about 150 cm above the ground.