Tall and stately Hybrid Gladiolus make an excellent choice for giving added height and vertical interest to bare sites, such as along a foundation or fence line. A large planting of gladiolus toward the back of a mixed perennial bed provides a charming cottage-garden look straight out of a fairy tale. And thanks to their immense height, many gardeners love them for cut-flower arrangements and stylish bouquets. These hybrid cultivars are easy to grow and maintain, requiring no special care or lifting in fall. For an extra-long flowering period, plant bulbs in 2-week intervals. Our selection of gorgeous glads includes mixtures, single-hued blooms and bicolors.
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