I planted little gladiolus bulbs and amazingly enough they have sprouted.
Some are very tiny and others are not very large. I'm looking for ideas
about what to do with them to get full blown gladiolus flowers. I know that
they probably won't bloom this year or next but what do I do in the
meantime? My thinking right now is to compost them to death then hope for
the best.
Gary

"Gary" wrote in message
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I planted little gladiolus bulbs and amazingly enough they have sprouted.
Some are very tiny and others are not very large. I'm looking for ideas
about what to do with them to get full blown gladiolus flowers. I know
that
they probably won't bloom this year or next but what do I do in the
meantime? My thinking right now is to compost them to death then hope for
the best.
Gary

Are they species or hybrids?
--
Charlie, gardening in Cornwall.
http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk
Holders of National Plant Collection of Clematis viticella (cvs)

On 4/14/05 7:43 AM, in article ,
"Charlie Pridham" wrote:


"Gary" wrote in message
...
I planted little gladiolus bulbs and amazingly enough they have sprouted.
Some are very tiny and others are not very large. I'm looking for ideas
about what to do with them to get full blown gladiolus flowers. I know
that
they probably won't bloom this year or next but what do I do in the
meantime? My thinking right now is to compost them to death then hope for
the best.
Gary

Are they species or hybrids?
Hummm....I don't know. These are corms that came off large bulbs.