Deluxe Dutch Gladiolus Mixture
Deluxe Dutch Gladiolus Mixture
- Our favourite cutting-garden bulbs for spring planting and summer blooms include lilies, dahlias, calla lilies, gladiolus and crocosmias.
- Choose blooms that are just beginning to open, as well as some buds that will open soon. Bulbs with multiple flowers per stem, like lilies and crocosmias, should be cut when the first few buds open; the others will open while on display.
- The best time for cutting is early morning or in the evening. Carry a water-filled container with you and immerse the stems in the water as soon as they are cut. Use a sharp knife for cutting so you don't crush the flower stem.
- After cutting, wrap your flowers in bunches in newspaper and place the bundles upright in a waterfilled container. Allow them to stand for several hours or overnight. This ''prearrangement treatment'' will assure a long bouquet life. A bouquet on each stem!
Dutch glads are among the most popular summer flowers throughout Europe and America. Our superior-quality bulbs from Holland's leading growers produce stunning satiny blooms in vibrant colours. Magnificent for cut-flower bouquets and easy to grow, this professionally selected mixture is fully guaranteed. Plant bulbs 4-6" apart in a sunny location.Gladious.
*Vase not included.
Deluxe Dutch Gladiolus Mixture
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25 for
$39.99$19.99
We ship this item in Spring.
Deluxe Gladiolus Mixture Super Sak®
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60 for
$99.99$39.99
We ship this item in Spring.
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Gladiolus Tips & Growing Instructions
Breck's Plant Food to the trench. Cover with 2" of soil. Firmly place bulbs on soil, pointed ends up, 6" apart. In a flower border, plant a group of at least 10 bulbs for best effect. Cover with remaining soil. Water well and add 2" of mulch to conserve moisture and keep the roots cool. Begin planting in mid-spring and continue to plant every two weeks until mid-July for flowers throughout the summer. Bulbs will bloom from 70-100 days from planting, depending on the lateness in the season. Tall-growing varieties may need staking. Water well throughout the growing season. Fertilize when the flower spikes first appear and after the flowers are picked.
Dig up the corms 4-6 weeks after the flowers fade. Remove as much soil as possible and cut off flower stalk 1" above corm. Dry and store the bulbs indoors for the winter. Hardy in Zones 8-11.
Hardy Glads - In fall, plant in almost any type of well-drained garden soil in full sun. Plant the corms 4-6" apart in clumps approximately 3" deep. Fertilize when planting with any 5-10-5 fertilizer but avoid animal manure since it may encourage rot. Mulch over the winter for protection. Hardy in Zones 5-10.
Glamini Glads - Glaminis are highly pest resistant and bloom happily in full sun or partial shade. Their shorter overall height means you can use them in the middle or fronts of borders and beds. They also do exceptionally well in patio containers - or even window boxes where viewing their rich cascades of 3-4" flowers up close is a special pleasure. Glaminis are also splendid in your vase. Care is no more difficult than for any gladiolus. Simply plant 3" deep in sun or partial shade and space 3-4" apart. Glaminis can be lifted approximately 8-10 weeks after flowering. Dry the bulbs and let them overwinter in a cool, dark, frost-free location.
