
I have cut and vased almost every stem of Gladiolus so far. Only one or two have lived out their bloom time in the garden. My Glads are always floppy. I found out a week or two ago that this happens if you don’t plant them deep enough. I am already imagining where I will fit in the new Gladiolus bulbs next year. I love the bright, long-lasting bouquets I can create with them.

This post is part of the Life of B blog, Simply Red Squares challenge. Thanks to the host, Becky, for the challenge.

Well I must not have planted mine deep enough ..but aren’t they beautiful!
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I didn’t know this tip, and I’ve often heard the opposite, that if you plant a bulb too deep it won’t emerge. Who know? Next Spring/Early Summer, I will try to go a bit deeper and see what happens.
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wonderful to grow them even if they are drooping
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I don’t mind if they droop, they are perfect for vases.
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They just look beautiful. Period.
janet
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Yes. They do. 🙂
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Gladioli are always a good choice.
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They are so lovely and regal almost.
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