

Next to roses they are one of my mostfavorite flowers.Too bad that I don't have very many of them in my yard..but I did have a few that came




Not only do they have that really happy word..."glad" as part of their name..but they certainly do add a fair amount of cheer to a garden.And they are pretty hardy plants as well..coming back year after year in the Southern garden...Northern gardeners will of course need to dig up the bulbs before winter sets in or make sure the bulbs are protected by a layer of mulch to keep them from being frozen.Here in the South I just have let the bulbs remain in the ground year round and have been pleasantly surprised every year around mid Spring to early Summer to be given quite a floral show as the stalks of the plants send up a floral delight.

Just take a look at these beauties that have bloomed in my yard at one time or another!!!..aren't they just lovely?

~The Garden Goose~
Tina
ReplyDeleteYour gladiolas are just lovely!
Very pretty..I just realized that my couple of glads didnt bloom this year. They are in a very crowded bed with a zillion iris which did bloom..but need to be divided depseratly this year..so I guess I will wait for next year..haha. Your photos are always so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteHi Tina :) Such pretty glads! I have a dear friend who grows a whole glad garden on one side of her home - it's amazing - and I always think of her when I see them growing anywhere else.
ReplyDeleteHope that you have a lovely evening! Love, Q
"Pretty" just doesn't do them justice...they are absolutely stunning...I love them! And you take amazing pictures!!
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