The dwarf iris (Iris danfordiae and Iris reticulata) is a diminutive beauty that make its appearance in March. Some may have already started in February with these warmer daytime temperatures.

Varieties derive from Iris reticulata and I. histrioides. Dwarf iris can be tucked into nooks and crannies all over the garden, though they deserve to be placed where they will be seen every day ...

Iris reticulata to Zone 5 and Iris verna to Zone 6." Allen says, "When located in a suitable site in the garden and properly cared for, dwarf irises will multiply." Most gardeners plant dwarf ...

Three years ago, Maggie Sullivan of North Portland planted a bed of dwarf iris in her front yard. The Iris reticulata , which she bought from the at a sale at Portland Nursery (the 2012 sale is Aug.

I SHOULD be surprised if any gardener who has the good fortune to come across them could resist 'reticulate' irises, the early-flowering dwarf variety ... forms of Iris reticulata, such as ...

They naturalize and should be divided about every five years. Expect to see dwarf iris blooms in late February through March in the South. Grown from a bulb planted in the fall, a Dutch iris has a ...

Gardeners can choose from various iris types, including dwarf, reticulata and reblooming varieties. Our Earth, Wind and Flowers Garden Club's small tour of three gardens brought both friends and ...

The Iris reticulata is the species of dwarf Iris which is most often sold commercially. Iris reticulata bloom very early in the spring. The flower is quite large in relation to the plant as a ...

Dwarf Iris bloom very early in the spring in zones 4 through 9. The true reticulate bulbous species is native to the Caucasus and has violet flowers with a yellow blotch of color on the falls.

Groups of purple-blue dwarf Iris reticulata are starting to give a welcome splash of colour to my back garden. In my front garden I have the bright yellow dwarf Irises. I really adore these lovely ...