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Please note:
These bulbs are pre-order items and are expected to be dispatched in the last week of August or the first week of September, weather permitting.
Our specialist growers carefully hold back stock until the bulbs have properly cured and are ready for immediate planting to ensure the best results in your garden.
In the unlikely event that a specific variety does not cure properly or is deemed non-viable by the farm, we will refund you for that portion of your order.
If you add pre-order items to your cart, your entire order will be held until those items are ready to ship. To receive in-stock items sooner, we recommend placing two separate orders.
Imagine a spectacular vision of pristine white blooming in your South African garden, a breathtaking display that captures every eye and fills your space with serene elegance. Introducing the exquisite 'Bangladesh' Gladioli a rare and utterly stunning variety, ready to transform your beds, borders, and bouquets into a pure white paradise.
Why settle for ordinary when you can cultivate the extraordinary? These aren't just flowers; they're living sculptures, each stalk a testament to nature's artistry.
🌸 Unveiling the 'Bangladesh' Gladioli Experience:
Pure White Perfection: Feast your eyes on the most immaculate, brilliant white blooms you've ever seen. These gladioli truly glow, adding a touch of sophisticated drama to any setting.
A Rare Treasure: Stand out from the crowd with this exceptional and rare variety. Your garden will become a talking point, admired for its unique beauty and your discerning taste.
Stunning & Eye-Catching: Prepare for compliments! The towering spires of 'Bangladesh' Gladioli command attention, creating focal points that are simply unforgettable.
Effortless Elegance: Despite their luxurious appearance, these beauties are surprisingly easy to grow, rewarding you with abundant blooms with minimal fuss.
🇿🇦 Thriving in Your South African Garden:
These magnificent gladioli are perfectly suited to our sunny South African climate!
Planting Season: In South Africa, plant your 'Bangladesh' Gladioli corms from late winter (August) through to mid-summer (December) for a continuous display of blooms. Stagger your plantings every few weeks for an extended flowering period!
Sun-Kissed Blooms: Gladioli thrive in full sun, needing at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily to produce their most spectacular flowers. Choose a bright, open spot in your garden.
The Perfect Soil: They prefer well-draining soil that's rich in organic matter. If your soil is heavy clay, simply enrich it with compost and sand to ensure excellent drainage.
Watering Wisdom: Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during dry spells and when flower spikes are forming. A good deep watering a few times a week is more beneficial than light, frequent sprinkles.
Feeding for Flourish: For truly magnificent blooms, feed your gladioli with a balanced fertiliser once the sprouts emerge and again when the flower spikes start to show.
Imagine the joy of snipping long, elegant stems to create stunning indoor arrangements, bringing the beauty of your garden right into your home. Feel the pride as friends and family marvel at your unique and vibrant display. With 'Bangladesh' Gladioli, you're not just planting bulbs; you're cultivating moments of pure delight and natural splendour.
Family: Iridaceae
Common name: gladioli, sword lily, glads
Sun exposure: Full sun
Planting time: September December
Flowering time: November - February
Active growth: December - April
Dormant: May August
Lifting time: July
Type: Corm
Mature height: 100cm
Planting depth: 3cm deep
Plant spacing: 15cm apart
Watering: Every 3-4 days when planted in the ground for 10 minutes
Position and soil
Gladioli look magnificent towards the back of a mixed perennial border. Groups of about 25 look best, although groups of 10 in single colours also make a bold statement. The soil should first be loosened to a depth of 20 cm. Hybrid gladioli like a compost-rich soil mix and need a full sun position to thrive. If they are planted where wind is a problem, they will need staking.
Further Care
Watering is very important and you must not allow the sub-soil to dry out. If you notice any harmful insects or fungal rust then you can treat it by spraying with an appropriate fungal spray.
For best results, feed with Hadeco Bulb Food.