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Plant Description
Gladiolus italicus is a striking species known for its tall, elegant spikes adorned with vibrant blooms. This plant, often called the Italian gladiolus, stands out in gardens and wild settings alike. Its flowers showcase a delicate blend of colors, ranging from soft pinks to deep purples, attracting attention with their unique charm. Gardeners appreciate this species for its classic silhouette and bright floral display.
The Gladiolus italicus flower is admired for its slender petals and symmetrical arrangement. As a member of the Gladiolus species, it shares the group's signature sword-shaped leaves and towering stems. The Wild gladiolus thrives naturally across the Mediterranean region, contributing to the area's diverse flora. Its resilience and ornamental value make it a favored choice among plant enthusiasts seeking Mediterranean gladiolus varieties.
The Gladiolus italicus plant continues to captivate with its refined beauty and historical ties to Italy. Known as the Gladiolus from Italy, it enriches any plant collection with its Mediterranean charm. Its ornamental qualities combined with natural elegance ensure it remains a popular choice for garden decoration and botanical interest throughout the seasons.
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Botanical family: Iridaceae
Botanical genus: Gladiolus
Botanical species: Gladiolus italicus
SKU:BA-0748-S-1
Soil type: Prefers well-drained, moderately fertile soil with good aeration.
Watering frequency: Moderate; allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings.
Light exposure: Full sun for best flowering, though it can tolerate light partial shade.
Temperature requirements: Thrives in 10–28°C (50–82°F); protect from severe frost.
Fertilization: Use a balanced liquid fertilizer every 4 weeks during the growing season.
Pruning: Deadhead faded blooms to encourage further flowering; cut stems back post-flowering.
Common pests: Watch for aphids and thrips; slugs may target young shoots.
Other care practices: Plant corms in autumn for spring bloom; lift and store in colder climates if frost is expected.
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Disclaimer: Be aware that most plants change across seasons. If present foliage, could have been fallen or change in its color.

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