Iris beds ideas

Are you looking to add a burst of color and texture to your garden? Look no further than iris flower beds! These vibrant and hardy plants are perfect for

Check out these stunning companion plants for iris flowers for a colorful garden: columbine, salvia, peonies, lupines, allium, daylilies, and oriental poppies.

How to transplant iris bulbs. Easy tips for transplanting and dividing iris bulbs. Best time to plant iris bulbs, and how deep to plant iris bulbs.

A blog about the iris world for all iris lovers.

Being a beginner, if you are getting worried to aware of planting iris bulbs in pots, then no better destination than The Gardening Dad to get the perfect and easy method.

Have an overgrown clump of irises in the garden? Learn how to divide irises and replant, as well as know when they're ready to be divided.

Irises grow from a rhizome, a form of modified stem that creeps along the ground just beneath the surface. Irises have a fat, fleshy rhizome for storing water and starch, which contributes to their durability.

Iris plants are hardy herbaceous perennials that are easy to grow from bulbs or creeping rhizomes. Learn the best time to plant and how to grow them.

The practice of “Companion Planting”, a centuries-old gardening tradition, follows the theory that different plant species, planted close together, assist each other with nutrient production and ab…

Iris grow from RHIZOMES, not bulbs, and so we don't wait until fall to plant them. Unlike other perennials, they can be planted, transplanted and divided any time now, through August. I start dividing and planting now. This gives the rhizomes a great start, and ensures that their roots will have plenty of time to be well established by the time colder climates arrive and the growing season is over. I think it's easier to transplant or divide them now, because the root systems of the new fans…