Was Acidanthera bicolor, now Gladiolus murielae, sometimes Abyssinian gladiolus, occasionally Peacock Orchid, consistently beautiful.
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Very beautiful indeed.
The weather has been any but beautiful up here today with lots of rain, low temperature and low cloud/haar.
My mood is very much “on the edge” at the moment due to this impending blinking idependence nonsense!
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Stay calm mate, it will be sorted out very soon, one way or the other. Bad weather doesn’t help either does it? Keep your chin up 🙂
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It is gorgeous and smells heavenly but have you ever got it to flower again the following year? I’ m blowed if I can.
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I haven’t been able to get them to flower again, either. If there’s a trick, I’d like to know it! They are beautiful, though, by whatever name.
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No rain in sight here yet.
I remember the huge gladioli fields here 30 years ago. Gone now, but they were lovely. They also had a gladiola festival in Oregon each year. Lovely.
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Graceful too.
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I would like to find a website or a book which explains the reasons for name changes, do you know of one? Lovely flower too!
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Love it… 🙂
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