Here’s a plant that makes a big splash in the landscape! Fringed Ivory is typically seen blanketed with colour due to its free flowering nature and the production of several side buds per stem. Flowers are quite variable in form, ranging from semi-double to full double (seen more often on mature specimens), but one constant is the perfectly symmetrical and rounded nature of the blooms. A small circle of golden stamens is usually observable in the center of the blooms, rarely obscured by fully petal-packed flowers, and petals are fringed, combining with the aforementioned qualities to produce a plant with tremendous focal power and visual interest. The ivory white flowers are well organized and of a low profile. Foliage is a deep green on strong stems, and plants are quick to increase. Mild, pleasing fragrance. Many desirable attributes come together in just the right way to make Fringed Ivory a high quality plant. Several side buds per stem extend the blooming period.