Gladioli
Big Business
đź Gladiolus âBig Businessâ
If your gardenâs ready to level up, Gladioli âBig Businessâ is the power move. With lush watermelon-pink petals and a creamy white throat, this gladâs got serious boardroom swagger. Sheâs tall, striking, and not afraid to take centre stage.
Perfect for borders, picking gardens, or mixing with your dahlias and salvias, âBig Businessâ brings height, colour, and a touch of drama. And with modern breeding behind her, sheâs tough as nails â disease-resistant and built to perform.
đ Fast Facts:
⢠  Colour: Watermelon pink with a creamy white throat
⢠  Height: 90â120 cm â tall enough to make a statement
⢠  Bloom Time: Summer (quicker in warmer weather)
⢠  Sunlight: Full sun â no mucking about
⢠  Soil: Well-drained, fertile, slightly acidic to neutral
⢠  Watering: Weekly, keep moist but not soggy
⢠  Top Uses: Borders, picking garden, containers, floral arrangements
đ ď¸ Growing Tips:
⢠  Plant corms after the last frost, 10â12 cm deep
⢠  Space 15â20 cm apart for airflow and impact
⢠  Stake if your garden gets a bit blowy
⢠  Deadhead for continuous blooms
⢠  Lift and divide corms in autumn for next seasonâs crop
Whether youâre after a garden that means business or just want a bit of flash, this gladâs got the goods. Easy to grow, hard to ignore â sheâs the boss lady of summer blooms.
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.
Weâve answered some of the common questions about buying our bulbs and the payment/delivery process. We want you to buy with confidence, so if your question is not answered in our FAQ please don't hesitate to ask!