Adorn your garden with the unmistakable charm of Gladiolus ‘Milka’ and its clear, lavender blooms, reminiscent of those cherished chocolate bars enjoyed during continental holidays. The upright flower spikes, soaring to a height of approximately 1.4m, provide an ideal choice for gracefully weaving through the rear of a border. We find immense joy in pairing these statuesque beauties with dahlias, salvias, roses, and phlox, creating a picturesque cottage garden ambiance. Don’t forget to plant extra corms, as Gladiolus ‘Milka’ stands out as an excellent cut flower, perfect for adorning your vase with sustainably grown plants.
When cultivating your Gladiolus ‘Milka’ corms in spring, aim for a depth three times that of the corm. Select a sunny, sheltered location with moist, well-draining soil. If your garden has clay soil, enhance the planting hole with plenty of grit, or opt for a container filled with a gritty mix. The flowers of ‘Milka’ grace your garden for approximately a fortnight, prompting the suggestion to stagger your planting. Consider planting every two weeks throughout April and May to extend the delightful display of lavender blooms.
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