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GLADIOLUS PIET MOHLEN

Gladiolus

A distinguished variety characterized by its magnificent flowers in orange and red hues, with bronze and purple undertones, creating a deep and warm visual effect. The wavy petals provide an interesting texture that enhances the beauty of this spectacular flower.
Pack of 10 bulbs
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Période de semis
From March to May
Période de récolte
from June to August
moderate / regularly
10 to 15 cm
sun
Obsolete
100 to 120 cm
Hardy to -5°C
3 to 4 weeks
Conditionnement
Pack of 10 bulbs
Cycle de vie
Perennial

Gladiolus 'Piet Mohlen' is a distinguished variety characterized by its magnificent orange and red flowers, with bronze and purple undertones, creating a deep and warm visual effect. The wavy petals provide an interesting texture that enhances the beauty of this spectacular flower.

Reaching a height of around 100 to 120 cm , this gladiolus is perfect for beds, borders, or even in a pot on a terrace or balcony. Its flowers develop from the bottom to the top of the stem, providing a lasting visual spectacle throughout the summer. 'Piet Mohlen' also makes an excellent cut flower , with excellent vase life. Easy to grow, it prefers a sunny position and well-drained soil. This gladiolus is an ideal choice to add a touch of warmth and elegance to your garden.

Planting gladioli

Plant the bulbs in moist soil 8-10 cm deep and 10-15 cm apart. You can plant as early as mid-autumn for early spring flowering (still protect the vegetation with dead leaves or straw) or in spring for late spring and summer flowering. Water regularly as the plant does not tolerate drought well. Don't hesitate to anticipate possible insect attacks (thrips, etc.) with a preventative treatment, especially as summer approaches.

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