Hybrid Gladiolus Bulb Mix – Mixed Colors -All-Summer Blooms – 25-Pack
Hybrid Gladiolus Bulb Mix – The Classic Way to Fill Your Summer Garden with Bold, Continuous Color
The Hybrid Gladiolus Bulb Mix is the gladiolus the way it was meant to be grown — tall, bold, full-spectrum color in a sweeping mix of purple, red, yellow, pink, white, and orange, planted in succession for a continuous wave of blooms that carries the cutting garden from early summer all the way through fall.
At 25 bulbs per pack and the best price in our gladiolus collection, this is the highest-value way to fill borders and cutting beds with the classic gladiolus look that never goes out of style.
Why the Hybrid Gladiolus Mix Belongs in Every Cutting Garden
- Full-Spectrum Color Mix: Purple, red, yellow, pink, white, and orange — a complete palette of warm and cool tones that creates a lively, dynamic display with natural color variation across the planting.
- Tall, Dramatic Spikes: Classic gladiolus height and form — tall, upright spikes with sharp, sword-like foliage that adds bold vertical structure to borders and back-of-bed plantings.
- Succession Planting for All-Summer Blooms: Plant a new batch every two weeks from early spring through late June for a continuous, rolling wave of blooms from early summer through fall — the single best technique for maximizing your gladiolus season.
- Outstanding Cut Flowers: Long stems, large blooms, and excellent vase life — the classic gladiolus is a cutting garden staple for good reason.
- Best Value in the Collection: 25 bulbs at the lowest price point in our gladiolus lineup — the most economical way to fill a border or cutting bed with bold summer color.
- Easy to Grow: Full sun, well-drained soil, and regular watering — one of the most beginner-friendly summer bulbs available.
Perfect For
- Cutting gardens with a variety of stem colors
- Mixed summer borders needing bold height and color
- Succession planting for continuous all-season blooms
- Beginner gardeners wanting reliable, high-impact results
- Gardeners who want maximum color variety from a single pack
Planting Guide
- When to Plant: Spring, after the last frost; plant in succession every 2 weeks through late June for extended blooms
- Depth: Plant corms 4–6 inches deep, pointed end up
- Spacing: 6–8 inches apart; plant in groups of 7+ for best visual impact
- Light: Full sun — best bloom production and color in full sun
- Soil: Well-drained soil; avoid wet or heavy clay
- Zones: Grown as annuals in most zones; lift and store corms after the first frost, or leave in ground in USDA Zones 7–10
Also Consider
Want to add a dramatic dark accent to your mixed glad planting? Our Black Star Gladiolus — with its near-black wine-red spikes — creates a stunning focal point when planted in drifts alongside the mixed colors, making every surrounding bloom appear more vivid by contrast.
Order Today
Comes as a 25-pack of ready-to-plant corms in a full-spectrum mixed color assortment. Add to cart and plant the classic gladiolus mix that fills your cutting garden with bold color all summer long.
Description
Hybrid Gladiolus Bulb Mix – The Classic Way to Fill Your Summer Garden with Bold, Continuous Color
The Hybrid Gladiolus Bulb Mix is the gladiolus the way it was meant to be grown — tall, bold, full-spectrum color in a sweeping mix of purple, red, yellow, pink, white, and orange, planted in succession for a continuous wave of blooms that carries the cutting garden from early summer all the way through fall.
At 25 bulbs per pack and the best price in our gladiolus collection, this is the highest-value way to fill borders and cutting beds with the classic gladiolus look that never goes out of style.
Why the Hybrid Gladiolus Mix Belongs in Every Cutting Garden
- Full-Spectrum Color Mix: Purple, red, yellow, pink, white, and orange — a complete palette of warm and cool tones that creates a lively, dynamic display with natural color variation across the planting.
- Tall, Dramatic Spikes: Classic gladiolus height and form — tall, upright spikes with sharp, sword-like foliage that adds bold vertical structure to borders and back-of-bed plantings.
- Succession Planting for All-Summer Blooms: Plant a new batch every two weeks from early spring through late June for a continuous, rolling wave of blooms from early summer through fall — the single best technique for maximizing your gladiolus season.
- Outstanding Cut Flowers: Long stems, large blooms, and excellent vase life — the classic gladiolus is a cutting garden staple for good reason.
- Best Value in the Collection: 25 bulbs at the lowest price point in our gladiolus lineup — the most economical way to fill a border or cutting bed with bold summer color.
- Easy to Grow: Full sun, well-drained soil, and regular watering — one of the most beginner-friendly summer bulbs available.
Perfect For
- Cutting gardens with a variety of stem colors
- Mixed summer borders needing bold height and color
- Succession planting for continuous all-season blooms
- Beginner gardeners wanting reliable, high-impact results
- Gardeners who want maximum color variety from a single pack
Planting Guide
- When to Plant: Spring, after the last frost; plant in succession every 2 weeks through late June for extended blooms
- Depth: Plant corms 4–6 inches deep, pointed end up
- Spacing: 6–8 inches apart; plant in groups of 7+ for best visual impact
- Light: Full sun — best bloom production and color in full sun
- Soil: Well-drained soil; avoid wet or heavy clay
- Zones: Grown as annuals in most zones; lift and store corms after the first frost, or leave in ground in USDA Zones 7–10
Also Consider
Want to add a dramatic dark accent to your mixed glad planting? Our Black Star Gladiolus — with its near-black wine-red spikes — creates a stunning focal point when planted in drifts alongside the mixed colors, making every surrounding bloom appear more vivid by contrast.
Order Today
Comes as a 25-pack of ready-to-plant corms in a full-spectrum mixed color assortment. Add to cart and plant the classic gladiolus mix that fills your cutting garden with bold color all summer long.
