Gladiolus
are harvested May through December.
The Gladiolus belongs to the Iris family and is ideal for tall flower arrangement. The "Flower of the Gladiator" got its name from the Latin word "gladius," meaning sword, because of the shape of its leaves. It symbolizes generosity, sincerity and infatuation, telling the recipient, "You pierce my heart."
Availability
May through December
Grade (Outstanding Quality Regardless of Stem Length)
#1 (48" length)
#2 (44" length)
#3 (36"-40"
length)
Stems per Bunch
Five, seven and ten
Varieties/Botanical Names
Gladiolus Hortulanus
Care
Cut half-inches off the stems. Place in preservative and fresh water.
Other Information
Ship and store upright.
Colors
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