GLADIOLUS HUGO

Discover the beauty of Gladiolus Hugo in your garden! These magnificent flowers will add color and elegance to any space. Ideal for creating bouquets and decorations, Gladiolus Hugo are easy to grow and delight with their appearance throughout the season.

• Sunny location and sheltered from the wind
• Fertile soil, humus-rich and rich in nutrients
• Planting at the turn of April and May
• Spacing approx. 8-10 cm
• Planting depth 8-10 cm
• Watering during dry periods
• Digging up the bulbs before the first frost
• Storing the bulbs in a cool and ventilated place

Gladiolus, also known as sword lilies, are popular garden flowers valued for their tall, slender inflorescences and a wide range of colors. Their name comes from the Latin word "gladius", meaning sword, which refers to the shape of the leaves. Gladiolus are ideal for planting in groups in flowerbeds, along paths or as solitary plants, creating effective accents in the garden. Their flowers are also excellent for cutting and creating bouquets that stay fresh in a vase for a long time.

Growing Gladiolus Hugo is relatively simple, but requires compliance with a few basic rules. The most important thing is to provide them with a sunny location and fertile, well-drained soil. Regular watering during dry periods and fertilization every 2-3 weeks with multi-component fertilizers will ensure their lush growth and abundant flowering. It is also important to support the lushly growing inflorescences to prevent them from breaking in windy weather.

Gladiolus Hugo are an excellent choice for any gardener who wants to add color and elegance to their garden. Their beautiful flowers will delight the eye throughout the season, and the ease of cultivation makes them ideal for both beginners and experienced gardeners. Don't wait, plant Gladiolus Hugo in your garden and enjoy their beauty every day!

Remember that gladiolus bulbs are not frost-resistant, so they need to be dug up before the first frost. After digging up, cut off the shoots and dry them for a few days in a ventilated room or in the sun. After drying, the bulbs should be cleaned and stored in a cool, well-ventilated place at a temperature of about 5 degrees Celsius.