Gladiolus Buttery Cheeks Clinopodium We think this probably represents

We think this probably represents a hybrid with the edible fig

As with most variegated forms of Agave victoriae-reginae

but is more tolerant of light shade

but be sure to place it where it won't get eaten by nearby larger plants

Gladiolus Buttery Cheeks Clinopodium We think this probably represents(aka: Homoglad) Gladiolus 'Buttery Cheeks' is a unique twist on a garden favorite. With foliage that resembles a rain lily and flowering size corms the size of a shelled peanut, these easy to grow, winter growing Gladiolus tristis hybrids are not your grandmother's glads. Gladiolus 'Buttery Cheeks' emerges for us in mid October. The fast offsetting clumps are topped, starting for us in early to mid April with thin, but sturdy 2' tall stalks, each