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56-60" tall. Plant the Gladiolus Mardi Gras Mixture and get a spunky mix of summer color with purple, pink and peach-colored blooms. No guesswork involved--the stunning combination of hues will be the highlight of your summer garden and will make for gorgeous indoor flower arrangements. For an even longer bloom season, plant groups of bulbs in succession two weeks apart. Gladiolus are cold hardy in zones 8-10. In colder areas, lift the bulbs and store in a cool place over the winter.
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Overall rating: 3.3333333 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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"Out of 15 bulbs planed planted in May after our New Mexico soil had warmed up, only 4 have come up by July 1. And I'm not sure they will even bloom. I have other glads that stay in the ground all winter, and they are blooming. I am very disappointed."
"This is the first time I have tried gladiolus and I found they grew well, even in the heat this summer. I used them as a border for my veggies, but next year I will plant the. Some where where they will be more obvious."
"I planted two bags. The bulbs were healthy and all of them grew and bloomed. I was disappointed that I did not receive a balanced mix of colors. The vast majority of the bulbs were a dark red, followed by a dark purple. My memory might be inaccurate, but I think I received 1 peach, 2 pink and 2 that were a pale, pale yellow that from a distance looked white."
