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My glads have blooms and are drying out, will they continue to bloom until the fall, or should they be dug up now, or should I just cut the bloom at this time?
Hardiness Zone: 9b
Gwen from BATON ROUGE, LA
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RE: Blooming Glads
Hi Gwen,
Gladiolus generally blooms mid to late summer as far as I know, but I think there are a few different varieties that bloom early or later. It also depends on when you planted them too. I live in south Miss. zone 8b and the new ones that I planted in early May are up and should be right on time with their blooms. With new plantings you can also space them a few weeks apart to extend the bloom time. Anyway, we're pretty lucky to have a long growing season down south, and in our zones you do not have to dig up most bulbs, just make sure that they are properly mulched over winter.
RE: Blooming Glads
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Post By Verue (Guest Post)
(05/28/2007)
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I also live in LA. (DeRidder) I planted my glads 3 years ago. I have never dug up the bulbs. Each year they show back up and bloom. Mine are blue and just gorgeous. In fact they are blooming right now.
RE: Blooming Glads
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Post By (Guest Post)
(05/25/2007)
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Wait until the foliage is completely dead before digging up the bulbs.
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