Gladiolus flower garden ideas

This gorgeous Gladiolus will look as good in a vase as it does in the garden! More of the best summer bulbs: http://www.bhg.com/gardening/flowers/bulbs/summer-bulbs/?socsrc=bhgpin080113gladiolus=13

Gladiolus are royalty in the cut flower world and landscape border. Summer brings bright spikes of color, with strong vertical stalks of blossoms in rich colors above sword-like foliage. Vases will overflow with lush bouquets—why buy them at the flowershop when you can grow your own? You'll be 'glad' you did! (couldn't resist). Shop our selection of Gladiola bulbs below.

Gladiolus is an ornamental perennial with tall stalks that bear showy flowers in an array of colors. Learn how to grow this beauty now on Gardener’s Path.

Gladiolus, which are also at times called the sword Lilly, which comes from shape of the leaves of the beautiful flower, are a fantastic flower used for celebrations, cut flowers and places for show in the garden or yard. The flower has become a...

Have you ever wanted to know all there is to know about Gladiolus? Then look no further. This complete guide offers you a full history, meanings, and growing tips.

I’m a fan of all the old-fashioned flowers ~ including the often overlooked gladiola ~ and endure the long wait from corm to bloom of these magnificent, showy, over-the-top flowers. I’d…

Gladiolus is a flowering plant which produces bright, colorful flowers. The best time to transplant its bulbs is spring. If you have them at home and wish to transplant them, here is an article describing the right method to do it.

When to plant gladioli bulbs in gardens and for container gardening. The climate is really important when planting gladioli bulbs. Gladioli flowers or sword lilies. These flowers are affordable and are great for a budget garden. The upkeep is minimal. Find out here how to plant gladioli bulbs in warm and cold climates for bright and colorful blooms.

Rainbow Gladiolus is renowned for its tall spikes filled with vibrant, multi-colored blooms. Perfect for adding vertical interest and a dazzling display of colors in any garden. Light: Full sun. Water: Water regularly to keep soil evenly moist. Soil: Well-draining, fertile soil. Temperature: 60-75°F (15-24°C). Humidity: Moderate. Fertilizer: Balanced fertilizer every two weeks during growing season.Great for cut flower arrangements. #Gladiolus #RainbowFlowers #Garden #Bloom