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The Cutting Garden
phylrae

Source of Winter-hardy glads (no lifting)?

21 years ago

I am in zone 5a. I know there are some kind of glads (gladiolus nana, others?) that supposedly you don't have to lift in the fall. However, I don't know where to look for just maybe 25-50 or so....planted some "winter hardy" glads from Jackson and Perkins once, only one bloomed and it fell over! Suggestions of where to find?

And, if there are any INCREDIBLE glads for cutting that AREN'T winter-hardy but are worth getting just to sell, I guess I'd be interested (and recommended source).

P.S. Being new to glads, do you get just one stalk per bulb/corm? Thanks. Phyl

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