
Gladioli
Dreamy Violet
đ Gladiolus âDreamy Violetâ
Gladioli âDreamy Violetâ is the kind of bloom that makes you stop, stare, and say âphwoar.â With lush two-tone purple petals stacked along tall, elegant stems, sheâs got that moody magic that turns a garden bed into a masterpiece.
Whether youâre planting for a picking patch or adding height to your borders, this gladâs a top performer â hardy, reliable, and flash as anything.
đż The Good Stuff:
⢠  Colour: Rich violet with lighter purple accents â dreamy as
⢠  Height: 80â120 cm â tall enough to make a statement
⢠  Bloom Time: Summer (around 90 days from planting)
⢠  Sunlight: Full sun â sheâs a sunseeker
⢠  Soil: Well-drained, mound it up if your soilâs a bit heavy
⢠  Watering: Keep moist while flowering, but donât drown her
⢠  Top Uses: Cut flowers, borders, cottage gardens, picking patches
đą Growing Tips:
⢠  Plant corms 10â12 cm deep after the last frost
⢠  Space 15 cm apart for airflow and impact
⢠  Stake if the windâs giving it heaps, or mound soil at the base for support
⢠  Spray every 2â3 weeks to keep bugs and fungi at bay
⢠  Lift and store corms in autumn in a cool, airy spot
đĄ Styling Ideas:
Pair her with silvery foliage, blush dahlias, or ornamental grasses for a soft, romantic vibe. Or chuck her next to bold reds and deep burgundies for a moody, high-impact combo.
Gladioli (Gladiolus), also known as 'Sword Lilies', or 'Gladys', are a stunning Summer flowering variety that produces tall slender stems ranging from 80 â 120 cm high.Â
Hybridizing over the past decade has given us a huge array of striking colour combinations, which make a real statement in the garden!
All Bulbs Direct's Gladioli are grown, processed, graded and cured to export quality.
Gladioli Bulbs are available from August and can be planted right through to December.
For a full overview of how to plant Gladioli visit our Gardeners Guide.
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