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Gladiolus Flower Bulbs - Green Star Now Shipping Zones 8-10

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  • Perennial; Grows up to 36-60 Inches
  • Mid Summer Blooming, Easy to Grow, Lime Green Flowers
  • Prefers Full Sun

Product Description

Gladiolus Flower Bulbs - Green Star - Gladiola Corms

  • Fast Facts

    Name:Green Star Gladiolus
    Botanical Name:Gladiolus
    Life Cycle:Perennial
    Bulb/Tuber Size:12cm - 14cm Circumference
    Color:Lime Green Blooms
    Planting Season:Spring
    Bloom Season:Mid Summer through Frost
    Height at Maturity:36" - 60"
    Planting Depth:4-6" Deep
    Light Requirement:Full Sun
    Hardiness Zones:All Hardy 8 - 11, Colder Zones Lift Prior to Frost
    Ships:Spring

  • Planting Instructions

    Gladiolus (from Latin, the diminutive of gladius, a sword) is a genus of perennial bulbous flowering plants in the iris family – Glads actually do not grow from bulbs but from “corm” – a closely related cousin. Sometimes called the sword lily, the most widely-used English common name for these plants is simply gladiolus (plural gladioli, gladioluses or sometimes gladiolas). The Gladiolus flower signifies remembrance. It also expresses infatuation, telling the receiver that he or she pierces the heart. Gladiolus plants are attractive, perennial herbs and semi hardy in temperate climates. All gladioli are easy to grow, colorful and make great cut flowers, hence their popularity. With very little work needed, your Gladiolus will burst into bloom in August, adorning your garden with bright colorful tall flowers that will make for a wonderful addition to any scheme.

    1- When to Plant your Gladiolus Bulbs:

     Plant your Gladiolus in the spring, as soon as the soil has warmed up in March or April.

    2- Where to Plant your Gladiolus Bulbs:

    While they prefer full sun, Gladiolus will still grow well in partial shade. Gladiolus plants prefer a rich, soft soil, and plenty of water. If the soil is poor, add a little fertilizer to help stimulate growth.

    3- How to Plant your Gladiolus Bulbs:

    The Gladiolus bulbs (or corm) can be grown in rows, or bunches. They will tolerate a little crowding, but will grow bigger if spaced out. We recommend planting the bulbs 4-6 inches deep - secured deep in the ground, you are less likely to need a stake. Plant them about 6 inches apart. If you have bought quite a few, don't plant them all at once. Stagger their planting and you will get a better succession of flowers. Add mulch to help retain water, and to keep the weeds down. Gladioli need plenty of water to flower well. On well-drained poorer soil, extra watering will be required. Once planted, your gladiolus should grow well with little attention.

    4- How to Care for your Gladiolus Bulbs:

    If you live in a temperate region, mulch the bulbs deeply with 2.5 in of compost to give them an insulating duvet over their heads in late autumn. In colder regions, grow them in a sheltered spot and lift them for the winter when the leaves turn yellow-brown. Lift them and snap the corms from the stems. Dry them out for a couple of weeks, then snap the new corms from the old, discarding the old. The new must be kept dry and cold (but frost-free) until they are replanted. You can dig and divide the clumps every few years to select the best corms for replanting. Without this, the new cormlets forming will invade the space of the original corm and the nutrients will have to be shared. The risk is lots of foliage and no flower spikes.

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Product Reviews

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Global Rating: 5.00 from 3 reviews
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So green!

Love these! Planted in early April in Zone 8B in Florida panhandle. Have had a single bloom, which is just fantastically chartreuse green. Others are budding out now. Very unusual, and super contrast with the red, purple, and white glads planted with them. Looking forward to more blooms.

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Would have liked them darker

These blooms came out very beautiful however I was hoping that they would have came out a lot darker. I cut some and put them in a vase where they did very well, and the others I put them in silica gel in order to preserve them for dry arrangements. The drying process took out most of the color so they came out looking a little more chartreuse or even yellow.

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Gladiolus Review

I was pleased with these Green Star glads, especially since they bloomed this fall.

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