Rigoletto Gladiola
This tall drink of water has lots of variation in its coloring, with delicately pink blooms that add a flourish of Italian elegance to your garden bouquets
Don't call it a comeback. Gladiolas may have gone out of fashion for a minute, but they have always been the towering queens of the cottage garden. They have reemerged and are here to stay. Vertical, Iris-like, ruffled spikes of color, easy to grow, and easy to love. Gladiolas, we are glad, glad, glad that you've arrived.
Includes 15 corms in a cloth bag, with a wooden plant marker and planting instructions.
Plant Info
Height
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4 ft when full grown |
Spacing
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4-6" between corms
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Light
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Full sun or part shade
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Zone
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Grows everywhere in the USA (annual in zones 2-6, tender perennial in zones 7-11)
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Kids & Pets & Deer
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Toxic, not Deer Resistant |
Climate
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Heat-loving |
Water
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Requires regular water |
Indoor & Pots
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Grows well in containers outside |
Growing Info
Dig a hole about four inches deep and plant your Gladiolus corms with the pointy end up, 4-6" apart. Fill in the soil and lightly compress. Water them. Ta da! That's it | |
Find a place that gets full to part sun, in well-drained, fertile soil. Gladiolus work nicely planted behind your shorter, bushier plants | |
Late spring, once the soil has warmed | |
Summer, about 90 days after planting. Gladiolus bloom once a season for about 10 days. Stagger planting every 1-2 weeks for continuous summer bloom time | |
Stake to support. Water regularly once they start to sprout, and then give them extra water during dry spells | |
After your first frost, you can dig up, dry, and store your corms in a cool, dark place to replant the following spring |
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