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 ...

I summarized current projects in my garden, including planting a butterfly garden, acquiring a dwarf avocado tree and adding ...

Until the annuals gain full speed, early summer can lack color. But if we plan properly, June-blooming perennials can bridge ...

Dwarf iris types bloom in May or early June ... When iris are done blooming, groom the plants by removing the spent flower stalks. Even when iris are not in blossom, the bluish-green, sword ...

Some 6,000 Japanese iris plants in around 200 varieties are in full bloom, delighting visitors with their vibrant white and purple hues. The peak viewing period is expected to continue until ...

So a while We grow Usually around a thousan different varieties of irises. all kinds of colors and also sizes. So from little tiny miniatur dwarf iris only about six inches tall, up to one that ...

Think of rain gardens as corrals for rainwater. They give the water a place to sit until it can seep into the earth. In the ...

Remove the bloom stalk by cutting at the base when all the blooms are finished blooming on that stalk. Taller iris plants make be staked to prevent the plant from falling over in the rain or wind.

Examples of perennial plants that do best in Western Washington are peonies, hosta, iris and hellebores ... and spring color with hellebores and dwarf daffodils and you have it made in the ...