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Height in cm 120

Flowering time July - August

Planting time April - June

 

Gladiolus Buggy is a true summer bloomer that can flower until autumn. This richly flowering, large-flowered gladiolus grows to about 120 cm and is also a beautiful cut flower. So be sure to plant a row of gladioli in your cut flower garden. Moreover, Gladiolus Buggy is very richly flowering and should not be missing in your summer flower garden. You can plant the tubers of Gladioli about 7-10 cm deep in spring. First loosen the soil well and sprinkle a layer of sharp sand at the bottom of the planting hole. This allows rainwater to drain well under the tubers. Place the tubers about 10-12 cm apart. While planting, add some good potting soil. Mix heavy (clay) soil with sharp sand before planting. This large-flowered gladiolus likes to grow in a warm sunny spot. This large-flowered gladiolus has a lovely purple-yellow colour and is therefore easy to combine. You can use it to create special combinations in the border with tall perennials and dahlias. Preferably plant gladioli in a different spot every year. Do you use gladiolus as a cut flower? If so, pick the stems when the bottom flower opens, preferably early in the morning. Place the stems immediately in a vase of lukewarm water with cut flower food.

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