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Mixed Gladiolus Value Pack

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Item Number: 26134

Bulbs per Package: 25

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Gladiolus, or sword lilies, are sure to be the high point of your summer garden. These attractive plants come in a mixture of red, purple, yellow, orange, pink, lilac, and white, and grow up to 60" tall with large flowers. Gladiolus look beautiful when they are planted in groups of 5 or more, or when incorporated into a cut flower bed. These easy to grow plants require full sun and well drained soil. Symbolize beauty, moral integrity, faithfulness. Birth month flower for August! Used for 40th Wedding Anniversaries.

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Shellie

Mixed Gladiolus Value Pack

6/8/2023

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All bulbs have come up except 1! I can't wait to see them bloom!

Sarah

Ohio

Absolutely beautiful, 100% success rate

8/2/2022

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All the bulbs I planted from my value pack of mixed gladiolus bloomed and now I’m buying more! They’re so easy to grow and breathtaking in my garden.

Lou

Texas

Gladiolus

5/21/2022

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colors

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No cons so far

Very happy with product. All have come up and some have already bloomed.

Stokiemon

Great price great bulbs

4/13/2022

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I was expecting small little bulbs due to the very affordable price. I was pleasantly surprised to receive mostly large bulbs and only a couple small bulbs. The price is great.

K80.Strong

Arco, ID

Lots of scarring, multiple sprouts per corm

7/31/2021

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Large
Multiple sprouts

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Scarring
Few with lots of mold

They arrived large and with quite a few pre-sprouted (two or three sprouts on a few of them!). They had lots of scarring, a few very moldy and slighu soft. I should have pre-treated for thrips. Ordered from other companies as well, and not sure where the thrips came from (most likely Michigan bulb) but I have glad thrips and have never had them before. It's my first year planting them at this house and all my gardens were made this year.