The colorful spikes of gladiolus are a garden classic, but you don't need a massive garden to grow these plants -- you can ...

Related: The 18 Best Flower Bulbs to Grow in Containers for Lush, Colorful Displays Plant gladiolus in spring after the threat of frost has passed, which may vary depending on the zone you live in.

Select and plant gladiolus corms now through the end of ... but according to Scott Ogden in his excellent book "Garden Bulbs for the South," you can store some of the corms you purchase now ...

According to the ASPCA, gladiolus are toxic to pets, including cats, dogs, and horses. Ingesting any part of this plant can cause salivation, vomiting, drooling, lethargy, and diarrhea. The highest ...

Gladiolus flowers are grown from a type of bulb called a “corm.” The term “bulb” can mean any underground plant storage structure. These structures help the plant reproduce and/or survive ...

Plant several gladiolus bulbs every 10 days or so to provide an extended period of bloom.

Gladiolus flowers are impossible not to spot in the ... You can leave the corms (a type of round-ish bulb-like structure) in the ground over the winter in USDA Hardiness zones 8 and warmer ...