


Gladiolus 'Mon Amour' is a Large-flowered hybrid gladiolus (Gladiolus x hortulanus) bearing tall, dense spikes of large, ruffled flowers in a romantic blend of soft pink and white, often with a deeper pink throat. The florets are arranged symmetrically on strong 3-4 foot stems. The sword-like foliage forms a fan at the base.
Plant corms in spring after soil warms, in full sun, rich, well-drained soil. Stagger plantings for continuous bloom. Stake spikes. In zones 7 and colder, lift corms in autumn, dry, and store cool. 'Mon Amour' is bred for the cut flower market but is equally stunning in the garden border. The ruffled texture adds elegance.
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