NAGC - the official web-page of the North American Gladiolus Council.
Empire State Gladiolus Society
The British Gladiolus Society - about cultivation, pests & deseases, shows, links, library.
Unique Gladioli Varieties - a page by selectionists family Lione & Paulius Ciplijauskas from Lithuania.
A page by Slovak selectionist Igor Adamovic.
Giddy over Gladiolus by Ronald C. Smith - obtaining corms for planting, location and soil requirements, fertilizing glads, planting, care, insect and disease control, cutting gladiolus blooms.
Summer Flowering Bulbs - an article by David Trinklein about gladiolus types, classes, selecting corms, cultural practices, insects, and diseases.
Gladiolus Diseases - the page is written by F.L. Pfleger and S.L. Gould. There is information about common gladiolus diseases, leaf spots and blights, virus and phytoplasma disease, summer, autumn, and winter care.
Botany.com - description, potting, and propagation.
International Bulb Society - all about bulbs, many pictures of wild gladiolus species in the Gallery.
'Yard & Garden' - growing gladiolus.
Pleasant Valley Glads & Dahlias - the catalogue of gladioli with many photos.
Garden Guides - description, uses, planting, and lifting of gladiolus. There is also Seed shop, Book shop, Flower Guide, Vegetable Guide, Herb Guide, Forum, and Links on that site.
Pests of Gladiolus - one more page on gladiolus pests (gladiolus thrips, aphids, bulb mite, budworms, painted apple moth). The page made by the Department of Primary Industries.
My Garden - page on gladioluses, links, interior design ideas.
Old House Gardens - some articles about glads.
If you are interested in the other Internet resourses, please see the pages on Russian and Lettish.
Adam Kufeld. Gladiolus.
Ron Park. A handbook of the world's gladioli.
Peter Goldblatt, John Manning, Fay Anderson, Auriol Batten. Gladiolus in Southern Africa.
Peter Goldblatt, John C. Manning. Gladiolus in Tropical Africa: Systematics, Biology and Evolution.
G.R. Delpierre. The winter-growing gladioli of South Africa: a pictorial record with descriptions.
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