Gladiolus The Great Queen Elizabeth New they bloom in midsummer and

they bloom in midsummer and then again in late summer or early fall

dry weather

long-lived perennial that rarely needs dividing

A popular variety for attracting pollinators to the garden

gardeners really enjoy the scene from late spring to fall when the colorful rose clusters appear atop a trunk that reaches nearly 4' tall

Gladiolus The Great Queen Elizabeth New they bloom in midsummer andNamed in honor of the U. K.'s former monarch, The Great Queen Elizabeth Gladiolus strikes a regal pose with large, ruffled florets the color of fresh apricots. Yellow centers add dimension while the upright form creates interest and height in back borders and cutting beds. Specially bred to be extra strong and very long lasting in the garden or vase. The blooms are highly attractive to pollinators of all types. Easy to grow and quick to establish.