Gladiolus Callianthus
By Chrispook
26 Jul, 2009
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This is a small gladiolus that I am growing for the first time.
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She certainly as.
10 Sep, 2009
Hi Chris, I was given one of these late summer in bloom and told it was an acidenthera, didn't realise it had had a name change - is it necessary to lift them for the winter? Mine looks a bit taller than yours - its a good 3 ft.
8 Dec, 2009
Hi Rambling. Sorry not to respond earlier. Our winters are cold (It's -10C today). Therefore I lift all my gladioli bulbs including this one. I gather that folk in milder climates such as UK leave theirs in the ground, but may lose them if the winter is unusually cold.
20 Dec, 2009
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Gladiolus Communis Subsp. Byzantinus
£0.50 at Burncoose -
Lrg Flowered Gladioli Green Star* (15 Corms)
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Butterfly Gladioli Treasure* (15 Corms)
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Lrg Flowered Gladioli Collection* (75 Corms)
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Butterfly Gladioli Collection* (75 Corms)
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You've got some beautiful plants, Chris.
26 Jul, 2009