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Kemerova Gladiolus, Gladiolus Kemerova
Kemerova Gladiolus, Gladiolus Kemerova
Kemerova Gladiolus, Gladiolus Kemerova
Kemerova Gladiolus, Gladiolus Kemerova
Kemerova Gladiolus, Gladiolus Kemerova
Kemerova Gladiolus, Gladiolus Kemerova
Kemerova Gladiolus, Gladiolus Kemerova
Kemerova Gladiolus, Gladiolus Kemerova

Kemerova Gladiolus

Gladiolus Kemerova
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SKU: HC018001
$18.99$15.19
per Bag of 15
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Overview
Expressing the essence of summer, 'Kemerova' Gladiolus sports luscious ruffled lemon-yellow flowers along 4-foot-tall stems. A striking vertical flower show that will enhance your summer garden, 'Kemerova' adds light and harmonizes with other summer flowers. They make great cut flowers, so plant extra for the vase. Easy-care and deer-resistant, the hummingbirds will enjoy the flowers too.
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Botanical Name
Gladiolus Kemerova
Growing Zones
Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10
Hardiness Zone
Zone 8, Zone 9, Zone 10, Zone 11
Advantages
Attracts Hummingbirds, Deer Resistant, Easy To Grow, Cut Flowers
Soil Moisture
Average, Moist / Wet
Light Requirements
Full Sun
Mature Height
48 " tall
Bloom Time
Summer
SKU
HC018001

Description

Tall and stately 'Piet Mohlen' Gladiolus blooms with snow-white ruffled flowers on 4-6 feet tall stems with green strap-like foliage. Gladiolus is an easy-to-grow garden staple that adds vertical interest with its flower spikes and strap-like green foliage. Blooming in mid-summer for about two weeks, it’s easy to enjoy them all season long. Just plant some bulbs every two weeks from the last frost until early summer and enjoy a non-stop season of bloom. Gladioli are easy-keepers, not heavy feeders, and moderate water users making them welcome additions to a water-thrifty garden. Well-drained soil is a must. Mass of bulbs using at least 12 corms per planting - they not only look better en masse, but they also support each other as they grow. Water well and water periodically as growth progresses. Native to southern Africa, Gladiolus is hardy in zones 8-10; in cooler zones, you can treat your Gladiolus as annuals, or you can dig the corms after frost, and store in a cool, dry, dark place to re-plant next spring.