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Closeup of colorful Gladiola flowers in pink purple yellow red white

Gladiolus is summertime flower with a wide range of colors, ranging from orange and red to pastel blue, pink, yellow and white. Tall, tightly packed spikes of 6 to 8 blossoms open in sequence from the bottom with sword shaped foliage on stems, hence also the name of sword lily.

Light purple gladiolus after rain. Sunny autumn day.

A close up of a beautiful purple gladiola blossom in a Cape Cod garden.

Floral background. Gardening and growing plants.

bloming gladiolus field

Close-up of blooming purple gladiolus flowers.

Close-up of a gladiolus

Close up of beauty colorful gladiolus flower

Iris flower

Wild Iris - selective focus, copy spaceWild Iris - selective focus, copy space

A DSLR photo of beautiful Iris flowers in the garden.

Gladiolus

An abstract macro photo of a purple iris.

Gladiolus blooms in the garden. Close-up of gladiolus flowers. Bright gladiolus flowers in summer. Large flowers and buds on a green background.

Close-up of a field of purple pointed tulips, mixed with white daffodil and small red tulip flowers.

Bright purple white sword lily or Gladiolus flower over blurred green background

Gladiolus

Beautiful view of colorful gladiolus flowers on garden bed.

Iris Reticulata Pauline in flower in February, a dwarf, bulbous iris with narrow and erect laeves, England, United Kingdom

In Yokohama

Field of gladiolus

Yellow and red flowers blooming closely in a grassy field

Purple iris flowers

Gladiolus, beautiful flowers blooming in the garden. Pink with bright red spot in the center. Lots of gladioluses in garden

Iris in blossom

Field of colourful delphinium flowers in Wick, Pershore, Worcestershire, UK

Pink blooming Siegwurz gladiolus in the garden

pink flowers bloom in the morning

Iris germanica, commonly called common flag or German iris, is the presumed father of most modern bearded iris cultivars. Origin is uncertain, but species plants are probably native to southern Europe and the Mediterranean area. This iris has become established over time throughout the world, with naturalization having occurred in many parts of Europe and the U.S. It is difficult to specifically describe German iris as a species because it appears in so many different forms. Thousands of bearded iris cultivars have been introduced into commerce over time. Iris germanica as a species is simply not sold in commerce today. In general terms, plants grow 2-3' tall with sword-shaped linear leaves and large usually fragrant blooms on stalks that branch below their mid points.［Missouri Botanical Garden］

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