Jumelée

Description

Jumelée bears two to three rounded, downward-facing flowers per stem, each 85 mm wide, with pure white perianth segments surrounding a deep lemon-yellow corona. The segments are oblong, smooth and substantial, slightly reflexed with gently recurved margins, while the bowl-shaped, angled corona has a ribbed, wavy mouth and crenate rim. This dwarf, early-flowering cultivar was named for the 10th anniversary of the twinning agreement between Omagh and L'Hay les Roses in France.