Glamini ‘Amber’ is a new ‘mini’ form of gladioli, perfect for summer containers, and for growing near the front of a border.  The versatile flower spikes are ideal for punctuating a planting scheme with textured spires and make wonderful cut flowers.

Ruffled, creamy blooms with a hint of lilac, are packed along stems, opening from the base up from July onwards.  Cut just as the lower buds begin to show colour for the longest vase-life.

Glamini are best grown in fertile, well-drained soil, in a sunny spot.  Plant the corms a week or two apart throughout spring for a long succession of pretty ivory flowers.

Petite spears of Glamini ‘Kim’ are ideal for summer containers and garden borders.  The stature of these mini-gladioli are much smaller than the taller, sword-like stems of giant gladioli, which are often grown for cutting and for adding height and colour to garden beds.

Ruffled blooms of blackcurrant-purple swirled with creamy white cloak stems, opening from the bottom upwards during late summer.

Excellent for cutting to add to bouquets and summer flower arrangements.

Plant the corms in spring, at intervals a week or two apart for a succession of purple blooms.

Striking spears of pillar-box red blooms erupt during late summer from the corms of Glamini gladioli ‘Patty’.  Voluptuous, ruffled scarlet flowers smother the sword-like stems, opening from the base upwards.  Each bloom fades to salmon-pink towards the centre and features pretty, contrasting white stripes.

An unusual, eye-catching choice for colourful patio pots and large containers. 

These ‘mini’ gladioli do not require any support and are half the height of their giant cousins.  Useful for cutting and adding drama and shape to seasonal flower displays.