Gladiolus flowers came from the Latin name gladius, which means “little sword.” It refers to the sword-like shape and appearance of the plant’s leaves and flower spikes. Other common names ...

much like the herb itself. 22. FUCHSIA Tangy fuchsia flowers make a beautiful garnish. 23. GLADIOLUS Who knew? Although gladioli are bland, they can be stuffed, or their petals removed for an ...

Gladiolus are one of the most popular ... Three or four years may seem like a long time to wait for flowers but gardeners, as a general rule, are a patient bunch. It’s always a big kick to ...

when temperatures are coolest and flower stems are full of water. Leave as much foliage as possible remaining on the plant, so that the corm will receive food reserves for next year. Gladiolus are ...

The largest will probably flower next summer. The smallest corms (called cormels), like gladiolus seeds, may take three years to flower. Set them into a nursery bed for at least a year ...

"We use stronger shapes, more prominent flowers, like the gladiolus, which are very upright and proud but beautiful." In true "Bridgerton" fashion, the set design combines historical floral trends ...

Gladiolus flowers are impossible not to spot in the garden. With their majestic spikes of eye-catching flowers, they’re a striking accent plant. They have a clumping form, with long, dramatic ...