GLADIOLUS GRANDIFLORUS BENEX

Discover the beauty and elegance of Gladiolus grandiflorus Benex, which will wonderfully decorate your garden. These unique flowers, also known as gladioli, delight with their intense colors and impressive inflorescences. Ideal for creating colorful flower beds, bouquets and floral arrangements, Gladiolus Benex will add charm to any garden.

• Intense colors that will brighten up your garden
• Impressive inflorescences that catch the eye
• Ideal for creating colorful flower beds and bouquets
• Easy to grow, even for beginner gardeners
• Resistant to diseases, ensuring long-lasting flowering
• High quality bulbs, guaranteeing abundant flowering
• Versatile use in various garden compositions

Gladiolus grandiflorus Benex is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to bring a touch of luxury and elegance to their garden. Their cultivation is relatively simple, and the visual effect is spectacular. These flowers look great both in home gardens and on recreational plots. Thanks to their color diversity, Gladiolus Benex allows you to create unique and personalized compositions that will delight the eye throughout the season.

Gladioli require a sunny and sheltered location. They prefer fertile, humus-rich soil, rich in nutrients (compost, manure, mineral fertilizers), with a neutral or slightly acidic pH. We plant them between April and May at a distance of approx. 8-10 cm at a depth of 8-10 cm, on heavy soils we plant them a little deeper. Gladioli planted too shallow may be exposed to water shortage, as well as more easily broken in windy weather.

In dry periods, gladioli require watering. Gladiolus bulbs are not frost-resistant, so they need to be dug up before the first frosts. On poorer soils, we fertilize them every 2-3 weeks with multi-component fertilizers, the last time at the beginning of flowering. Lushly growing inflorescences require support. We dig up the bulbs in the second half of September and in October. After digging up, we cut off the shoots and dry them for a few days in a ventilated room or in the sun. After drying, the bulb should be cleaned. Over the winter, we store them in a cool, well-ventilated place at a temperature of about 5 degrees Celsius.