Gladiolus Byzantinus (Communis) Subsp. Italicus
Delivery: From end August
Soft pink coloured spikes. Byzantinus communis Italicus is a sub-specie of Byzantinus, and a paler version of the true species. Ideal for planting through mixed grasses in the wildflower meadow for a natural look or mix though hardy perennial plants. These early flowering gladioli are fully hardy but may need a little mulch over winter in extremely cold areas.
Colour | Pink, White |
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Delivery | From end August |
Garden Position | Sun, Partial shade |
Hardiness | Half-Hardy |
Height (Mature plant) | 40 cm |
Month of Blooming | June, July |
Planting Depth | 10cm |
Planting Time | Autumn, Winter |
Planting density (per m2) | 50-75 |
Planting position | Middle, Back |
Scented | No |
Size | 6/+cm |
Special Features | Good for Cut Flowers, Naturalising, RHS Award of Garden Merit |
Suitable for Pots | No |
Type of Soil | Fertile, Well Drained |
This hardy gladioli are perfect for naturalising and meadow planting.