Labyrinth

• Form: Informal Decorative
• Size: 6–8” blooms (often on the larger end)
• Color: A riot of coral, peach, rose-pink, raspberry, and sometimes buttery gold — petals can vary bloom to bloom, always multi-tonal
• Petal Style: Long, curled, twisted, ribbon-like petals that create a wild, spiral, almost tentacle-like shape
• Plant Height: 4–5 feet

This one is a tangle of coral flames, pink ribbons, peach confessions, and raspberry giggles — each petal twisted like it’s remembering a dream in the wrong order. No two blooms look alike. One leans rosy and romantic; the next bursts into full neon chaos like it snuck out to a disco.

This flower doesn’t bloom… it performs.

It throws its petals in every direction, like it’s conducting an orchestra only it can hear. Stand in front of Labyrinth and you feel like you’ve walked into a story you haven’t read yet, but you already know it’ll change you a little.