Irises are some of the most versatile flowers to grow. With an overwhelming number of varieties to choose from, there really is an iris for every backyard. Whether you're a bearded iris fan or ...

A 32-inch bearded iris named Judy Mogil sports large blooms in a flattened form with lavender blue standards and an irregular ...

Deer will not eat irises, but they do occasionally pull plants ... the iris becomes unidentified, or a “NoID,” and the Willott Garden team must wait until the flower blooms again to re ...

which is located next to the Rockefeller Park Greenhouse and has more than 600 varieties of iris flowers on display. The collection was started by Tony and Dorothy Willott, a Beachwood couple who ...

Reblooming iris are heavy feeders. After the June flower flush, fertilize with an all-purpose granular flower fertilizer or several gallons of a water-soluble type, to help the plants reenergize.