Gladiolus (Large-flowered Grp) 'Peter Pears'

Gladiolus, also known as Sword Lily, is a beautiful flowering plant that belongs to the Large-flowered Group. One stunning variety of Gladiolus is 'Peter Pears', which is loved for its vibrant orange-medium orange flowers.

The leaves of the Gladiolus 'Peter Pears' are lanceolate in shape, with a pointed or acute tip and an entire margin. These foliage leaves give the plant an attractive appearance even when it is not in bloom.

The flowers of 'Peter Pears' are arranged in an inflorescence called cincinnus. This means that the flowers are clustered together on the stem, creating a visually stunning display. What makes 'Peter Pears' particularly captivating is its multi-colored flower color distribution. The combination of orange and medium orange hues creates a captivating contrast.

In terms of its structure, Gladiolus 'Peter Pears' is considered subshrubby or semi-shrubby, indicating that it has some characteristics of both a shrub and a herbaceous plant. This gives the plant a sturdy and robust nature.

The leaf division of 'Peter Pears' is simple, meaning the leaves are not divided into smaller leaflets. This simplicity adds to the overall elegance of the plant, allowing its vibrant flowers to take center stage.

Gladiolus 'Peter Pears' is a prized addition to any garden or floral arrangement. Its eye-catching orange-medium orange flowers, combined with its lanceolate foliage leaves and multi-colored flower color distribution, make it a showstopper. Whether planted in beds or used as cut flowers in bouquets, this Gladiolus variety never fails to impress with its beauty and grace.

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