Gladiolus 'Fidelio' (1959) is a 3–4 foot glad with luminous deep purplish-rose flowers, named after Beethoven's joyous opera.
Soft-lavender blossoms.
Full sun to part shade, fertile well-drained soil. Treat as annuals or dig/store 6 weeks post-bloom. Sow seed at 59°F spring. Separate cormlets when dormant.
Corm rot, gray mold, viruses, aster yellows, spider mites, thrips, aphids.
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