Hello everyone,
This year I planted some mauve gladiolas in the garden for late summer bouquets.
They are easy to grow and a bag of 35 was on sale for $2.
So I planted them in the vegetable garden.They are food for my soul! "If I had but two loaves of bread, I would sell one and buy hyacinths, for they would feed my soul." - Prophet Muhammad
I am sure gladiolas are almost as good- although they do lack the fragrance of hyacinths.
Hope your week is going well.
Thank you for visiting!
Carolyn
Bellissimo questo post in lilla!Amo i gladioli!Vicino ai tuoi bei oggetti romantici stanno benissimo!Emanano tranquillità e dolcezza!Buona giornata in lilla!Rosetta
ReplyDeleteLovely..
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ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful they are,I just so love mauve and I planted Gladi's last year too,but not mauve. they are just starting to show above the ground now as we are just heading into Spring.
ReplyDeleteI think you got a great bargain for $2. I paid more than that for 4
I must look out for some mauve one's :)
What beautiful gladioli, probably the prettiest colour I've seen.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful these mauve Gladiolas and you made again a magnificent decoration with them.
ReplyDeleteThe speckled glads are gorgeous, I haven't grown them for years. With new colours like this, I should think about buying some bulbs myself.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's the camera lighting, but they look more purple to me. Either way they are super lovely.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen mauve glads. They are stunning.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Carolyn- what a wonderful investment.
ReplyDeleteNow do these come up each year then? Remember I am a new/er gardener and just learning.
I should love to plant Gladiolas, as my sweet Mom's name was Gladys, and I called her Gladiola for years. She always smiled at that. She said it was much better than being teased by her sisters when young and called Happy Bottom (get it? ("Glad A_ _?") Mom said it was never right, because she was so skinny she didn't even HAVE a bottom to be happy!
I loved that lady.
Beautiful !!!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful - what a gorgeous colour.
ReplyDeleteComplimenti per il tuo meraviglioso Blog,è un'incanto e le tue foto sono piene di emozioni!
ReplyDeletemi unisco con piacere ai tuoi lettori,se ti fa piacere ti aspetto nel mio.
Ketty Valenti
Zagara & Cedro
zagaraecedro.blogspot.com
beautiful lavender dreams!
ReplyDeleteOh the gentleness of lavender!! Such a sweet color.
ReplyDeleteThose are just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Carolyn. Your photos are so serene, love the sweet statue.
ReplyDeleteKathy
How pretty your Glads are, Carolyn! Hubby planted some along the front of our house a couple of years ago but they don't stand up very well. The statue is really sweet. Hope you're having a lovely day.
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Sandi
I love all the purple and I especially adore your cherub.
ReplyDeletePatty at Home and Lifestyle Design
Lovely! Gladiolas are way under-utilized. Can't beat them for bouquets, and they're so easy to plant!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Carolyn! Your post makes me regret I got rid of the Gladioli bulbs last year.....
ReplyDeleteMadelief x
Hello Guys ! I would like your post very nice and beautiful post. i love all the purpal home and garden parrty
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That colour is amazing!
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