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Gladiolus communis byzantinus

  • Family :Iridaceae
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  • Native to :Espagne (Sud), Italie (Sicilia)
  • Native climate :méditéranéen (humid winters)
  • Colour :Red
  • Hardiness :good
  • Exposure :full sun
  • Storage organ :corm
  • Growth :winter grower
  • Flowering height :70-100 cm
  • Uses :Borders - Cut flowers - Naturalising - In the ground - Containers or pot - Rockery

The genus

The popular horticultural gladioli are mostly summer-flowering hybrids derived from species growing in subtropical regions with summer rain. Only two of these species and a cultivar are presented in our winter catalog. However, there is a very important section of winter-growing species from the Cape and the Mediterranean area. They are spring-flowering and very suitable for the Mediterranean climate and are available for planting in late summer or autumn. The South African winter-growing species are generally elegant rather than exuberant. Many have well-spaced tubular flowers rather than a lot of them crammed together.They also are very good pot plants.

Growing cycle

JanFévMarAvrMaiJunJulAoûSepOctNovDéc
Plantation
Végétation
Floraison
Plantation :Septembre (sem. 1-4), Octobre (sem. 1-4)
Végétation :Janvier (sem. 1-4), Février (sem. 1-4), Mars (sem. 1-4), Avril (sem. 1-4), Mai (sem. 1-4), Novembre (sem. 4-4), Décembre (sem. 1-4)
Floraison :Avril (sem. 2-4), Mai (sem. 1-2)