Gladiolas

A gorgeous glad with gigantic, magenta blooms, each with an ivory-colored throat. Flower stalks produce a profusion of large petals with ruffled edges. The plants of this mid-summer bloomer reach 45 to 65 inches tall. They are a perfect addition to your cut flower garden or perennial beds!

This tall and glamorous glad has dark red to scarlet blooms! The unopened buds are especially dark, nearly black, and the petals are large and velvety. You'll want to plant this raven-petaled beauty at the back of your beds as the plants will grow to an impressive 40 to 48 inches tall!

A beautiful bicolored glad! The large candy-pink blooms are splashed with cherry red at the throat. This extra-tall variety has impressive spikes of large flowers irresistible to hummingbirds and are so well suited to making stunning floral arrangements! Be sure to plant this variety in the back row of the bed and consider staking, as the plants will reach 45 to 60 inches tall!

These large showy blooms are little bursts of sunshine in the garden. The medium-sized flowers have ruffled petals in the most citrusy shade of lemon-yellow. This frilly focal point flower sits 32 to 36 inches tall, making it ideal for beds, landscapes, or the cutting garden. 

These flamingo pink, deeply ruffled blooms bring a tropical vibe to the garden and your floral designs! The medium-sized blooms are dramatically ruffled with an almost waxy appearance and a dazzling hot pink color. Plants stand 32 to 36 inches tall, the perfect height for planting front and center as your focal point or along the back of your shorter beds.

A perfectly pleasing contrast of lavender and lemon cream make this bicolored gladious a must grow! The medium-sized blooms are highly ruffled, with soft yellow throats and lilac- to lavender-colored petals. This charming focal flower is perfect for your cottage garden design, beds, borders and, of course, the cutting garden. Plants stand 32 to 36 inches tall, making them perfect for planting in the center or along the back of your beds.

A beautiful bicolored glad! The large candy-pink blooms are splashed with cherry red at the throat. This extra-tall variety has impressive spikes of large flowers irresistible to hummingbirds and are so well suited to making stunning floral arrangements! Be sure to plant this variety in the back row of the bed and consider staking, as the plants will reach 45 to 60 inches tall!