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Gladiolus Name Date Type Color of Flowers Note Height Rarest & New Zones
Abyssinian 1888 species white, purple eye fragrant 3-4’   Usually grown as annuals, gladiolus may also be dug and stored over winter. They are also hardy in zones 8-11.
Apricot Lustre 1969 traditional soft apricot, buff & gold luminous 4’ Rarest
Atom 1946 primulinus red & silver 2006 Bulb of the Year 3’  
Bibi 1954 small-flowered pink flecked with rose flecked & spattered 3-4’ Rarest
Boone 1920s? primulinus soft apricot and gold hardy to zone 6 3’  
Byzantine 1629 species, hardy vibrant magenta fall-shipped only 2-3’ Rarest
Carolina Primrose 1908 primulinus soft primrose yellow zone-6 hardy! 3’ Rarest
Elvira 1956 Nanus soft pink with gold & ruby early blooming 2-3’  
Mexicana 1967 traditional spring green brushed with red ¡Fiesta! 4’ Rarest
Spic and Span 1946 traditional salmon pink healthiest 4’  
Spring Maid 1961 small-flowered silvery lemon dewy soft 3’ Rarest
Venetie 1941 traditional dusky orange shaded burgundy diamond-dusted 4’  
Violet Queen 1959 traditional rich blue-purple deep & dark 4’ Rarest
White Goddess 1948 traditional ivory white à la Monroe 4’  



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