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Gardening

Denninmi

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1. Try restricting water and fertilizing with high P, high K, low N fertilizer.

Reply to beac (Original post)

Thu Jun 28, 2012, 03:59 PM

Jun 2012

Won't do squat about the glads flopping over, but at least you'll feel like you did something about it!

Really, staking each one is about the only way to do it that I know of.

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Dear Gladioli, [View all] beac Jun 2012 OP

Try restricting water and fertilizing with high P, high K, low N fertilizer. Denninmi Jun 2012 #1

LOL. You got me... I was taking notes. beac Jun 2012 #2

I agree. I have never seen glads that did not lean Curmudgeoness Jun 2012 #3

I guess I am fortunate that my peonies seem to be teetotalers. beac Jun 2012 #8

There are shorter types.. Viva_La_Revolution Jun 2012 #4

Would love to see some pics when they do! beac Jun 2012 #7

I lol'd at your title alone Tsiyu Jun 2012 #5

After the massive wind storm we had last night, mine looked like they'd been in a bar fight. beac Jun 2012 #6

I've got them all over the place Tsiyu Jul 2012 #9

Last night, I read up a bit on creating twine and post supports for glads. beac Jul 2012 #10

genetic? tru Jul 2012 #11

My friends' glads were tied up like papooses Tsiyu Jul 2012 #12