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planting acidanthera bulbs in pots AcidantheraADVANCE SALE SHIPS IN SPRING 2026 Fragrant Gladiolus Acidanthera 'Murielae' Ships As: 1 Package of 20 Bulbs, Tubers or Rhizomes #1 Grade CHARACTERISTICS Height: 18 24 Inches Flower Color: White Shades Hardiness Zone: 7,8,9,10 but can be grown in all zones Light Requirements: Full sun Partial Shade Bloom Time: Summer TIPS & MAINTENANCE: Gladiolus grow best in loose, well drained soil in full sun (5 6 hours). After last frost, dig a trench per

ADVANCE SALE - SHIPS IN SPRING 2026

Fragrant Gladiolus Acidanthera 'Murielae'

Ships As: 1 Package of 20 Bulbs, Tubers or Rhizomes - #1 Grade

CHARACTERISTICS

Height: 18-24 Inches Flower Color: White Shades Hardiness Zone: 7,8,9,10 but can be grown in all zones Light Requirements: Full sun Partial Shade Bloom Time: Summer

TIPS & MAINTENANCE:

Gladiolus grow best in loose, well-drained soil in full sun (5-6 hours). After last frost, dig a trench per instructions and firmly place bulbs on soil, pointed ends up, 6" apart. In a flower border, plant a group of at least 10 bulbs for the best effect. Cover with remaining soil. Water well. Tip: Begin planting in mid-spring and continue to plant every two weeks until mid-July for flowers throughout the summer. Bulbs will bloom from 70-100 days from this type of planting, depending on the lateness in the season. Tall-growing varieties may need staking. Water well throughout the growing season. For colder regions dig up the corms 4-6 weeks after the flowers fade. Remove as much soil as possible and cut off flower stalk 1" above corm. Dry and store the bulbs indoors for the winter.