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Flaming red flowers, growing in a cyme. Due to its height (50-100 cm) and long vase life, it is a popular cut flower. It blooms from June to August. Each individual flower (a cyme can contain 10-50 flowers) has 5 incised petals, making it resemble a Maltese cross, although the latter consists of 4 arms. This resemblance led to its English name, "Maltese Cross."
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Latin: Lychnis chalcedonica
Dutch: Brandende Liefde (Burning Love)
Also known as: Maltese Cross
English: Maltese Cross
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