Gladiolus Flower Bulbs, Blue Gladiolus Bulbs for planting in your home garden.

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Price: 7,49 USD

Picture does not indicate the amount being sent. You will receive the number of bulbs you choose from the drop-down menu.  

                        We cannot guarantee any ratio of colors or shades of color . 

          Gladiolus bulb/corms come in various sizes which cannot be controlled by the seller or growers. 

  That is a mother nature issue. This item is NOT subject to returns or refunds because of the size of the bulbs received. 

Knowing how and when to plant gladiolus bulbs is key to successfully growing these beautiful perennial flowers in your garden. Gladiolus bulbs are planted in spring after the last possible frost in your area. The soil should be around 55°F. If you plant when the soil is too cold, the bulbs may rot before they have a chance to sprout. Gladiolus bulbs need full sun, so plant them in an area that receives six to eight hours of sunlight daily. Plant them in well-draining soil that is amended with compost. Compost adds nutrients to the soil and helps retain moisture. Consider growing gladiolus in raised beds if you have heavy or clay soil. Prepare the soil by turning it over and loosening it. Add a couple of inches of compost and mix it in. 

Planting Tips :These are only general basic tips, you will need to do your own planting research, to know when the proper planting times and methods for your particular USDA planting zone.

*Dig a small hole about 4 inches deep into the soil. 

*Place one bulb, pointed side up, into the hole. 

*Fill in the hole with the soil you removed. 

*Repeat this process until all your bulbs are planted, making sure to space the bulbs 6 to 8 inches apart. 

*Water the soil thoroughly after the gladiolus bulbs are planted. 

*Apply a 2-inch layer of mulch over the planted bulbs to help keep moisture in the soil and to keep away weeds.

             **WE ARE NOT RESPONIBLE FOR A GROWING FAILURES DUE TO IMPROER PLANTING METHODS, IMPROPER                         PLANTING TIMES AND OR ACTS OF MOTHER NATURE.**