Fringed Coral Lace Hybrid Gladiolus Hydrangea Shrubs Catching Fire handles heat and

Catching Fire handles heat and humidity better than many similar plants

Its downward-facing blooms lift at the edge of their sepals

Mauve flowers open in the springtime

even after harsh Northern winters—hardy blooms appear on both old and new wood

The trumpet flowers grow upward and outward on a large vertical Clematis

Fringed Coral Lace Hybrid Gladiolus Hydrangea Shrubs Catching Fire handles heat andFringed and ruffled in a lovely salmon peach with creamy white centers. We have selected these outstanding hybrid varieties for their bright colors, garden performance and value. Their sword like foliage and tall flower spikes make striking accents in the mixed flower border. To enjoy blooms for many weeks, plant bulbs at two week intervals from early spring until the end of June. Glads are easy to grow, requiring only full sun and good drainage.