Outright Orange

Description

Outright Orange has a corona split almost to the base into six segments, arranged in outer and inner whorls of three. These corona segments are two-thirds as long as and nearly as wide as the perianth segments, with ribbing, light frilling, overlapping bilobed lobes, and entire margins. The heavy, overlapping perianth segments are spreading, ovate, acute, and slightly mucronate, with visible midribs and narrower inner segments; the flowers bloom early and are sunproof.