Gladiolus tristis - 2010
By Andrewr
18 May, 2010
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Seems none the worse for the winter we have just experenced
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Karen - the books will tell you these are not hardy and I am surprised they have come through the past two winters. You may need to grow them in a pot in Scotland and bring them indoors for winter. I bought them from Jacques Amand
18 May, 2010
Ah, I did wonder if you'd got them from JA. I don't think I'll bother if they have to come indoors, but I might try them in the greenhouse over winter in pots. Then, if they survive, I could bring them into the garden later and just keep them in pots......? I may not bother though Andrew. I have quite a few byzaniums and I really love them!
18 May, 2010
Just how did different can you get from the big brash 'florists' gladioli?
18 May, 2010
Yes, I agree. It is so serene and understated - just lovely!
19 May, 2010
I do like this it is a charming plant.
22 May, 2010
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Gladiolus Communis Subsp. Byzantinus
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These are beautiful...on my wish list for the autumn!
18 May, 2010