Jumblie

Description

Jumblie bears deep golden-yellow flowers with prominent white-tipped, blunt segments that overlap by up to half and reflex to varying degrees, with the inner segments less strongly reflexed. Its orange corona is cylindrical and ribbed, with an irregularly crenate rim and sometimes a constriction near the mouth. It produces two or three flowers per stem in mid-season, occasionally develops secondary stems, and has been described as a sibling of ‘Tête-à-Tête’ and ‘Quince’.