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Gladiolus - Charming Lady

Gladiolus - Charming Lady

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Includes: 10 Gladiolus bulbs

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SKU: 34652-10

Dwarf Pink Gladiolus Bulbs For Sale Online | Charming Lady

Dwarf gladiolus Charming Lady does more than capture the hearts of onlookers with her beauty - Hummingbirds simply can't resist her lovely lilac-pink blooms! The elegant flowers grow on dramatic spikes amidst lush, green leaves from spring to early summer.

The dainty blossoms of Gladiolus Charming Lady aren't quite as delicate as they appear - They're winter hardy in zones 5-10 while being resistant to deer and rabbits. Give this charmer plenty of sun in your spring garden for a graceful display, or cut them for summer bouquets!

 

Easy to Grow Features:

  • Zone: 5-10
  • Height: 18-24"
  • Spread: 5 – 6”
  • Sunlight: Full Sun
  • Water: Light in active growth to dry conditions in dormancy
  • Bloom Season: Spring, summer
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Planting Guide

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Planting instructions are provided on all product packaging.

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  • Planting Depth
    4-5"
  • Planting Proximity
    4-5"
  • Planting Season
    Fall or Spring
  • Plant Benefits
    An easy to grow spring favorite that is more cold hardy than her cousins.
  • Water Quantity
    Moderate
  • Bloom Season
    Spring
  • Sunlight Quantity
    Full Sun
  • Hardiness Zones
    Zones 5-10
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Mark Davenport
Beautiful

These are real pink! Not pale pink or magenta pink but real pink. And solid, long lasting blooms too. The plants I had in containers as well as others in the ground survived two summers that were the hottest on record. I pulled some last year and harvested all the tiny corms and planted them right away. They are alive and blossoming right now in mid-October. Will be buying more for sequential planting this Spring.

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