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Gladiolus 'Charm' - 3 bulbs
Scientific:
Gladiolus 'Charm'
Bulbs/Pack:
3 bulbs
Planting Time:
When Available
Shipping Period:
When Available
Bloom Period:
June/July
Bloom Size:
Stalk of Silver Dollar Size
Zones:
5-10
Color:
Bright pink
Soil:
Any, amend clay soil
Fragrance:
None
Light:
10 + hours a day summer sun
Height:
20-30"
Wildlife:
Not Resistant
Reliability:
Very Reliable
$10.00
If you love the spring-blooming Byzantine gladiolus and the impact they make on your garden, you will love the Gladiolus 'Charm'. Just as your Byzantines are finished blooming, the 'Charm' begins around late June/July. The bright pink petals with splotches of white will bring an instant pop of color to your summer garden.
This bulb (technically, it is called a corm) can be used at the back of your garden beds, to spruce up ditches, use along a border, or other hard-to-garden areas. This works great in a pot if you don't have much room. Great color and texture combinations can be made with the lanceolate foliage and long inflorescence of blooms.
Blooms: The bright pink color is striking and stands out in the summer garden. The blooms are clustered on the 2-3 feet stalk. These blooms are showy and demand attention whether viewed from a distance or up close. It actually performs best in full sun.
Plant: Plant the bulbs about 4" down in well-drained soil. Be sure to plant in 10+ hours a day of summer sun - the more sun the better they do! This makes the stalks sturdy and less likely to fall over.
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If you love the spring-blooming Byzantine gladiolus and the impact they make on your garden, you will love the Gladiolus 'Charm'. Just as your Byzantines are finished blooming, the 'Charm' begins around late June/July. The bright pink petals with splotches of white will bring an instant pop of color to your summer garden.
This bulb (technically, it is called a corm) can be used at the back of your garden beds, to spruce up ditches, use along a border, or other hard-to-garden areas. This works great in a pot if you don't have much room. Great color and texture combinations can be made with the lanceolate foliage and long inflorescence of blooms.
Blooms: The bright pink color is striking and stands out in the summer garden. The blooms are clustered on the 2-3 feet stalk. These blooms are showy and demand attention whether viewed from a distance or up close. It actually performs best in full sun.
Plant: Plant the bulbs about 4" down in well-drained soil. Be sure to plant in 10+ hours a day of summer sun - the more sun the better they do! This makes the stalks sturdy and less likely to fall over.
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