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Ken Walker's Aril Iris
... the seeds. There are several groups of aril iris. They are all native to the Middle East and central Asia, and are adapted to dry climates. The ... the falls have a luminescent quality in sunlight.The the color scheme doesn't do that much for me, but the plant ...
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Ken Walker's Bearded Iris, Dwarf
... Iris, Dwarf Bearded Iris, Dwarf From Ken Walker's Garden The dwarf bearded iris are hybrids with Iris pumila in their background. That species likes cold winters and dwarf bearded iris perform better in cooler climates ... : 1999 Iris flowers normally have 3 standards and 3 falls; this plant bloomed with and extra one of each. Footlights Footlights, Hager Photo Date: 1999 Iris pumila Iris pumila Photo ...
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Canadian Iris Society - Cultural Information
... the plant that grows at or just below the surface of the soil. The true roots that feed and nourish the plant grow downward from this part. Standards: the upright top three petals of the iris flower. Stem: also called the ... best in your area (or a comparable zone). Don't forget to take individual micro-climates into consideration.
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CIS - Article: Starting Bearded Iris in Pots
... the process with the Iris-L chat group on the Internet. Bob Stroham of Louisville, KY, followed up with an article on clay pot culture in the Spring 1998 Region 7 Irisarian. Over the years the ... the priorities for doing so. The most desirable month for planting or transplanting irises in hot climates ...
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Plant Reference Books We Recommend
... the taxinomic key in the book to identify your mystery plant. The Canadian Plant Sourcebook Anne & Peter Ashley ISBN 0 9494566 2 X Find out where you can purchase those hard to find perennials, shrubs, Iris ... some of the the photos are in black and white. I discovered many new plants by reading the two books in this set. Lois Hole's Perennial Favourites 100 Best For Cooler Climates Lois ...
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FAQs
... They need the space to expand as they multiply. 7. How deep should bearded irises be planted? In warmer climates, plant the iris with the top of rhizome just below ground level. In colder climates, plant the iris about ... , use a Sharpie marker to write the iris name or color on the center back of the leaves. Trim the roots and the leaves as described above. Place the irises in a cardboard box or ...
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Perennials - Care of a Perennial Garden - The Helpful Gardener
... climates. After the ground has frozen, mulch with dried leaves or straw to protect the plant’s roots from severe weather. Remove the winter mulch gradually in the early spring to allow the ... . Place the hoop on the peony when the plant is young and raise it as the peony ... the health of your perennial garden through the years, but it also is an easy way to propagate your plants. Perennials such as iris ...
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Iris, Pacific Northwest Native Iris, Flag, Fleur-de-lis Catalog
... Iris, less than a foot tall. Other Fine Northwest Native Iris Iris missouriensis (Western Iris, Blue Flag) This fine Iris is found mainly East of the Cascades in dry, sunny climates. Strangely, this fine plant also occurs in the ...
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The Iris Family: Genus Gladiolus
... The Iris Family: Genus Gladiolus The Iris Family: Genus Gladiolus The following information has been contributed for your enjoyment. The cormous genus Gladiolus is probably second only to the genus Iris in size within the ...
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The Iris Family: Genus Moraea
... The Iris Family: Genus Moraea The Iris Family: Genus Moraea The following information has been contributed for your enjoyment. The genus Moraea is a group of cormous plants found almost exclusively in Africa. They ... . Like the Cypella and the African Gladiolus, Moraeas are likely to be tender in cold climates. There are around 90 species known so far. Moraea polystachys is an easy pot plant. It ...
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