Harvesting & Storing GLADIOLUS corms over the winter | Zone 6a, Missouri

[@rubensmann]

Thank you so much. Great skills i can actually use.

[@michaelkellys3906]

You have answered sooooo many questions I had about gladiolus!!! Thank you for this video!

[@Footprintsinthegarden]

Hope it help! Thanks for watching!

[@chestersarang806]

This is an amazing video and answered all the questions I had! Thank you VERY much❤

[@MaureenBrookes-d2m]

Best. one yet. .As my corms gave me 3to 4 bulbs +lots of baby ones.thanks

[@EPimagery]

Thank you, I got so many little cormlets off 5 big corms.

[@Footprintsinthegarden]

Wonderful!

[@naleenidas7734]

Yeah, thank you for showing us how you do it. I live in sunny Malaysia & I have just started growing some of these corms. Dunno much abt them, thanks for guiding us through :)

[@oksalbright]

Thank you! ❤

[@jenheadjen]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@SiBaas_Arts]

Thanks a lot. There is no good discription in germany, although it is very famous here 🤷🏻‍♀️😅 I will try it like you expained it. 👍🏻🤗

[@LIMABN]

My first time growing gladiolus, think I'll leave a few in the ground to see if they survive winter in zone 6 in western Montana.

[@DustBunny.101]

How did they do in the ground? Did you leave them over winter?

[@LIMABN]

Nada 😢

[@phylthamendment]

Wow...

[@shannondaniels6]

Did you wash the corms before storing them?

[@Footprintsinthegarden]

Hi, no I did not, I just shake of as much dirt as possible and let them dry just like that 😄

[@WeBakeCookEat]

Very informative 👏