Old gold beards are laid over a violet base making them appear close to brown. Extremely vigorous and free flowering as would be expected from the parentage. Stalks with one branch and 4 buds give an extended bloom season. Ruffled standards are butter yellow blending to light pearl mauve and into a bit darker mauve band. Mauve plicata marks are applied at the base and up the midribs and occasionally on the inner side of the band.
Styles are warm apricot peach.
Very round and flared falls are butter cream with a wide area of rose plicata marks applied over the haft. As it leaves the haft, it changes into a medium mauve band with few mauve plic marks inside the band. And to finish it off, we have the clear high note of the soprano, the bright orange beards. The last few hairs of the beard change abruptly to violet and then all is quiet. Rapid growth produces instant clumps.