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GCOM-10

Gladiolus 'Commercial Mixture'

Name: Gladiolus 'Commercial Mixture'
Brand: Spring
SKU: GCOM-10
Price: 5.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

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$ 5.95

LIVE BULB

SHIPS MID MARCH THROUGH END OF APRIL

SORRY WE CANNOT SHIP TUBERS AND PLANTS TO: AK, HI, PR, CANADA and FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

Random assortment from at least 14 different varieties, including all the major colors as well as bi-colors.

Gladiolus Bulbs are shipped in March and April. At the time of your order you may request a shipping date. We will make every effort to comply to the extent we are able. We request that all Spring orders are placed prior to March 15th. After that, stock is limited. Orders received by March 15 are shipped as a first wave, southern states first moving north as we are able. Orders received after March 15 will be delayed until the first batch of orders is shipped. Items in this section are not available after May. Please order early.

PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS:

It is best to plant gladiolus when the soil warms to 60 degrees (soil too cool can cause the bulb to rot). They may be planted in well drained soil, 3-5” deep allowing 4-6” between each corm. Rows should be 12-36” apart. Try not to plant up against a structure so that they get plenty of airflow. Hill the soil 6” up around the stalk to prevent glad from tipping over in any wind.

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09/06/2019

Fred C.

I’m very happy!!

“God they’re beautiful!” My mother-in-law just whispered to the Glads we’ve cut and brought in for her. She sits in the kitchen looking out the window watching in wonder and awe as the commercial mix of gladiolus grows in the garden waiting for them to be ready to cut and bring in.

KM

06/17/2019

Kathy M.

United States

Garden seeds

Overall. germination was great. The Wisconsin peppers are not growing well nor was the germination good. I won't order that variety of peppers again. The service of your company is superb.