Gladiolus italicus aka Italian Gladiolus

Gladiolus italicus, also known as Italian gladiolus, field gladiolus, and common sword-lily, is a cormous perennial flower native to much of Eurasia and North Africa. It is well-known on other continents where it often grows as a common weed, particularly in cultivated fields and waste places. This upright plant can reach a maximum height of one meter and has a fan of erect, dark green leaves. In early summer, it produces a loose spike of up to twenty magenta-colored flowers, each measuring 4-5cm in length, with paler lower petals. The flower itself is bright pink to magenta, several centimeters long, and has stamens and style protruding from the throat. After flowering, a capsule containing many seeds, about a centimeter long, is formed. It is worth noting that while this plant has some beneficial uses, it may also be potentially poisonous. If you wish to remove Gladiolus italicus from your surroundings, appropriate measures should be taken.