Gladiolus murielae, Peacock Gladiola or Abyssinian Sword Lily scant water and a native to China

and a native to China and Japan

pinkish catkins make this one of the most dynamic and sculpturally interesting plants in the garden

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40–55' wide—strongly branched and well-shaped

Its spring bloom is minimally 'fragrant

Gladiolus murielae, Peacock Gladiola or Abyssinian Sword Lily scant water and a native to ChinaDelicate and refined white blossoms on 3 foot stems have a dark purple throat; its sweet perfume fills the garden on late summer evenings. Exquisite in every sense. Mulch well in winter in the Northwest. Other names for this plant: Acidanthera murielae, Gladiolus callianthe, Acidantherus bicolor, Peacock Gladiola, Peacock Orchid, and Abyssinian Sword Lily Please choose a shipping date between September 1 and April 1. This plant must be shipped while