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Summer Sorbet Gladiolus Collection

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Add a refreshing splash of vertical color to your sunny garden with our Summer Sorbet Gladiolus Collection of 45. Sweet colors of apricot, orange, lemon, and raspberry infuse this collection with summer flavor. Fortunately, these flowers last longer in the heat than icy treats! Tall, sturdy stems bloom from the bottom upward, attracting hummingbirds and making for beautiful long-lasting great cut flowers. With so many stems, you’ll have plenty to enjoy as cut flowers.

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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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GORGEOUS flowers, but not what was advertised (also not all

"This is my first year growing gladiolus and I'm really enjoying them. The first of the collection to bloom was the Princess Margaret Rose Gladiolus. They were a lovely color, a bit paler than the image, but beautiful and two toned. They had smaller blooms than the other two. The second gladiolus to bloom were a rich orange red color that our local humming birds have loved! The photo doesn't do them justice, they are truly so bright! Last to bloom were some magenta gladiolus. They seem similar to the windsong gladiolus but they don't have yellow interiors and they are much more purple than pink. The reason I gave a lower star review is that the other two types, while absolutely gorgeous, look nothing like advertised and only about half of the plants actually made blooms. The others created leaves, but no flowers. My mom has a thing about not loving red flowers, so she was disappointed when the red ones bloomed. If anyone from American meadows reads this review, could you give me advice on how to get the rest of the gladiolus to bloom next summer? The non bloomers are in the same locations as the bloomers, so I don't think it's based on location."

Hannah (3/5)

Beautiful!

"These flowers are so beautiful and the humming birds love them!"

Mindie (5/5)

Just beautiful

"Just beautiful in a milk glass vase my Mom had for over 60 years"

Dina (5/5)

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