Flevo Fushion Gladiolus Corms (Pack of 10) Sword Lily

Flevo Fushion Uniquely ruffled salmon pink florets highlighted by a creamy white center.

This is a newly developed hybrid with extra frilly petals, giving it a distinctive charm and a slightly higher price point.

After growing Sword Lilies for the past 4 years we fell in love with this amazing cut flower and decided to acquire a few new varieties for the South African market. All our gladiola bulbs are new varieties from the Netherlands and will be ready for planting in early summer. We will ship your dahlia and gladiola orders at the same time.

Type of product: Gladiolus bulbs

Number per packet: 10 Gladiolus bulbs

Size of bulbs: Small (10/12cm)

Plant Height: 100/130cm

Days to bloom:  days

Suitable as cut flower: Yes

New this season: Yes

VERY IMPORTANT PLEASE NOTE

Gladiolus bulbs are sold in packets of 10. 

For shipping we only use Courier Guy so if you are not comfortable with this method, please do not order.

Please open and properly inspect your bulbs immediately upon receipt. We require notification within 5 days if there are any problems with your order. After that, the plants success is up to your green thumb and Mother Nature. We can not control your growing conditions, the weather, your treatment of the bulbs or Mother Nature.

Gladiolus bulbs are shipped ready to be planted.  Will only grow and flower if planted immediately after arrival.  Only for growing 2026 season. 

Gladiolus bulb orders will be shipped from October 2026 in the order in which they were received.

Plant Type: Tender perennial

Light Requirement: Full Sun

Blooms: Summer to First Frost

Plant Spacing: 15/20cm

Growing Location: Full sun

Growing Info

Plant sword lily bulbs from October to November.

They require rich, but well drained soil and must be planted in full sun.

Plant the corms 7 to 9cm deep and at least 15cm apart.

Water them regularly, never allowing the soil to totally dry out.  If you water in the morning, allowing the leaves to dry out before sunset, it will help prevent rust.

After flowering keep them well watered and fed. Lift the bulbs when the leaves have turned yellow. Keep only the new corm that has formed directly above the old one.

Discard any unhealthy or damaged bulbs.

LEARN MORE ABOUT GROWING GLADIOLUS

How to Grow Gladiolus in South Africa: Watering, Feeding, Pest and Disease Guide

and 

When to Plant Gladiolus in South Africa: A Complete Guide