Gladiolus Mexicana Arisaema sharply triangular

sharply triangular

It prefers full sun

From the "feel" of the foliage

so those of us who strive for perfection will dead-head the spent flower stalks so the new ones can show their best

This deer-resistant dark green euphorbia more closely resembles a forest of dwarf pittosporum

Gladiolus Mexicana Arisaema sharply triangularGladiolus 'Mexicana' is a 1967 hybrid from legendary plant breeder Dr. Robert Griesbach that produces compact and sturdy 3' tall spikes in mid June with highly ruffled butterscotch yellow flowers, each highlighted with large red patterns. As the flowers mature, the two upper petals transform to a salmony peach simply amazing and reliably winter hardy in our trials. We don't know if these will survive north of Zone 7, but let us know if you give them a