High Country Gardens Kemerova Gladiolus

Plant these corms in the spring once the danger of frost has passed and the soil has begun to warm. This timing ensures the bulbs establish well before their mid-summer bloom period.

Yes. Because these gladioli are only hardy in zones 7-10, you should lift the corms from the ground in autumn after the first frost. Store them in a cool, dry place over the winter and replant them the following spring.

For optimal growth and stability, plant the corms 8 inches deep. This depth helps support the 4-foot stems as they grow throughout the season.

Yes, Kemerova Gladiolus are considered deer resistant. While no plant is entirely immune to hungry wildlife, these are generally avoided by deer in most garden settings.

Absolutely. Their long, sturdy stems and ruffled yellow blooms make them excellent for cutting. They provide a striking vertical element in vases and last well once cut.

These bulbs should be spaced at a density of 4 per square foot. To plant the entire pack of 15, you will need approximately 4 square feet of garden space.