Gladioli

Flevo Shine

*Available August through to December*
$1.50
  • 120-140cm

  • 8-10cm

  • Full Sun

Gladioli Flevo Shine

Gladioli Flevo Shine is a bold and vibrant variety producing impressive spikes of large, cardinal-red blooms. Its rich colouring creates an eye-catching display in sunny garden beds, while the strong, slender stems are excellent for cutting. Plant in groups for a dramatic burst of colour or combine with white and yellow varieties for contrast.

Height: Approximately 80-120cm
Type: Flevo series gladiolus
Flowering time: Early season
Position: Full sun in well-drained soil
Planting depth: Plant corms around 10cm deep
Spacing: Approximately 10-15cm apart
Best uses: Garden beds, borders and cut flowers

Gladioli are back in vogue! not only do they look spectacular, but they're super simple to grow - and the ideal cutflower (long lasting, and impressively tall strong stems!)

Gladioli (or Gladiolus, depending on who you're talking to) are known by a raft of other names... Sword Lilies, Glads, Gladi's to name a few.

These Summer flowering corms produce tall slender stems ranging from 80 – 120 cm+ high. Their striking colour combinations make a real statement in your garden, patio and of course inside in a vase.


All of Bulbs Directs Gladioli are grown, processed, graded and cured to export quality.

Gladioli (Gladiolus), also known as 'Sword Lilies', or 'Gladys', are a stunning Summer flowering variety that produces tall slender stems ranging from 80 – 120 cm high. 

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.

We’ve 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!

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