Xela's Garden
Gladiolus - dwarf
Genus: Gladiolus.
Species: Gladiolus 'Sabu?'.
Planted Shenstone ........ 04.08?
Vistabile lounge front border 04.08?
Gladiolus Common Name: Gladiolus
Genus: Gladiolus
Cultivar: 'Sabu'
Skill Level: Experienced
Hardiness: Half Hardy
Soil type: Well-drained/light, Clay/heavy, Acidic, Chalky/alkaline, Sandy
Exposure: Full sun
Height: 70cm
Spread: 30cm
'Sabu' is a dwarf gladiolus with striking red flowers thoughout summer. It is ideal for the hot border or cut-flower displays. It is too tender to be left outdoors all year round in the UK so the corms must be lifted each autumn to be overwintered indoors.
Looks good with:
Helianthus annus 'Irish Eyes'
Crocosmia 'Tangerine Queen'
Photos of this plant
Reminders for this plant
Due almost 16 years ago:
Plant
Plant corms 10-16cm (4-6in) deep in spring, on a bed of sharp sand to aid drainage from Jan - May. For a succession of flowers stagger the planting of the corms weekly.
Plant
Plant corms 10-16cm (4-6in) deep in spring, on a bed of sharp sand to aid drainage from Jan - May. For a succession of flowers stagger the planting of the corms weekly.
Due almost 15 years ago:
Plant
Plant corms 10-16cm (4-6in) deep in spring, on a bed of sharp sand to aid drainage from Jan - May. For a succession of flowers stagger the planting of the corms weekly.
Due almost 14 years ago:
Plant
Plant corms 10-16cm (4-6in) deep in spring, on a bed of sharp sand to aid drainage from Jan - May. For a succession of flowers stagger the planting of the corms weekly.
Due almost 13 years ago:
Plant
From Jan - May plant corms 10-16cm (4-6in) deep on a bed of sharp sand to aid drainage . For a succession of flowers stagger the planting of the corms weekly.
Due almost 8 years ago:
Plant
From Jan - May plant corms ... see previous notes.For a succession of flowers stagger the planting of the corms weekly.
