Gladiolus dalenii Bolivian Peach Malvaviscus and certainly one of the

and certainly one of the most hardy of the trunk-forming species

(aka: Polypodium vulgare A1K-137) There are few fern introductions that excite us as much as our 2004 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of Polypodium vulgare

brilliant orange flowers

You can do this anytime the ground isn't frozen

Gladiolus dalenii Bolivian Peach Malvaviscus and certainly one of the(aka: Gladiolus coll #A12NC 018B) We found this abandoned gladiolus on a roadside bank near the town of Bolivia in Brunswick Co., NC. The corm multiplication rate and subsequent flowering potential is unrivaled. Our clumps of Gladiolus 'Bolivian Peach' are topped with 40" flower spikes in early July a hummingbird favorite. The lower petals are soft yellow, blending perfectly with the soft peach color of the top petals. Many Gladiolus dalenii forms