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Acidanthera - Bicolor Peacock Orchid

Acidanthera - Bicolor Peacock Orchid

Regular price $9.95
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Includes: 10 Gladiolus Acidanthera bulbs

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SKU: 16001-10

Striking Acidanthera Bulbs for Sale | Peacock Orchid

Starry white blooms with striking deep purple throats make Peacock Orchids some of the most eye-catching blooms in the late summer garden. In addition to their glamorous appearance, these South African natives also deliver a delicious scent, perfect for upgrading a simply beautiful bouquet to a sensory extravaganza!

The showstopping flowers spring from narrow stems and open one at a time to elongate the blooming period. Slender green foliage completes the overall look and allows Peacock Orchids to take up little square footage. Plant these beauties in small or tightly planted gardens, or give them a place to shine in containers. Enjoy!


Easy to Grow Features:

  • Zone: 7 - 10
  • Height: 24 - 36 in.
  • Spread: 6 in.
  • Sunlight: Full Sun
  • Water: Moderate
  • Flowering Time: Late Summer to Fall
  • Flower Color: White with Dark Purple Throat
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  • Planting Depth
    3-4"
  • Planting Proximity
    6"
  • Planting Season
    Spring
  • Plant Benefits
    Fragrant.
  • Water Quantity
    Moderate
  • Bloom Season
    Late summer into fall
  • Sunlight Quantity
    Full Sun
  • Hardiness Zones
    Zones 7-10

Customer Reviews

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Tino
Great

Not kidding, easy to grow and they take off fast! Similar growth to gladiolus but longer show.

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leigh
One of my favorites

These are one of my favorite flowers to grow - a lot of bang for the buck! They are very easy, require minimal care, have a long growth window (at least in Seattle). I planted mine in July, I think (I procrastinated - had meant to plant in May) - they came up very quickly and were beautiful through November. Wonderful. And the scent is heavenly (and gets stronger in the evening). I love watching people walk by our garden and stop to sniff them...I'm surprised they aren't more popular because they are beautiful, easy to grow and smell great. They do well in pots, too.

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Shane
Gladiolus Murielae

Quick growing plant that sends up 3-4' glad-like leaves almost overnight. The plant is not as stiff as glads and did fine during Texas's strong straightline winds without staking.

I planted it in three areas with sun varying from all-day to half-day and it grew vigorously in all. The bulbs/corms are quick at propagating, when I dug up some of the bulbs (1 year later) they had already formed decent sized clumps. My only complaint is that the end of the leaves tended to brown under our hot summer sun.