Festival of Colours Gladiolus Collection

Festival of Colors Gladiolus Collection includes 10 bulbs each of Amber Mystique, Circus Color, Seashore, Coral Crush, Zamora and Burning Sunrays. Varieties are labeled for ease of planting.

• Amber Mystique: Each pristine ivory white floret, spanning 8–10 cm, reveals a striking splash of cerise-pink at its centre, creating an enchanting colour contrast. The ruffled edges along some petals add an extra touch of elegance. Plant these vigorous beauties behind shorter perennials or along fences.
  
  
• Circus Color: This unique glad displays extravagant, 8–10 cm florets in a blend of purple, yellow and maroon. The flamboyant colouration is tops for attracting attention from onlookers and nearby pollinators. Tall, strong stalks carry the flowers up high, making them very visible in back borders, cutting beds and focal point plantings.
  
  
• Seashore: A bold beauty with flair to spare, Seashore boasts blooms of bright fuchsia-magenta, each one accented in vivid yellow. The 8 cm florets climb robust stalks to create vertical interest, loads of eye-catching colour, and the perfect lure for nearby butterflies and pollinators. For extra impact, we suggest planting glads in groups.
  
  
• Coral Crush: Straight, tall stalks exhibit 8 cm blooms of the prettiest coral-salmon hue we’ve seen. Each one features a creamy white heart and lavishly fringed edges. A favourite of pollinators, Coral Crush is also beloved by flower arrangers for the colour and flair it gives to indoor bouquets. Plant in groups for maximum appeal.
  
  
• Zamora: Zamora brings elegance and colour to any garden, its tall flower spikes shimmering in shades of pink, raspberry pink and a touch of yellow. It makes a stunning cut flower or border highlight, delivering unforgettable visual impact and enduring charm.
  
  
• Burning Sunrays: Heavily ruffled florets in warm yellow with a touch of red glow along one side of each soaring spike, creating a vivid display that draws in bees and butterflies. These 8–10 cm blooms add striking vertical interest to mixed borders, and planting several together amplifies their bright, sunlit impact.