Iris germanica (bearded irises) are the stars of the show. Blousy, scented and glamourous, these plants are sun lovers ... End hybrids for a painterly mix of gorgeous blooms.

Bulbous irises are lovely for bursts of seasonal colour, though their flowers last for a short time only, before they die back and return to dormancy. Popular bulbous irises include Iris danfordiae ...

A Dutch Baby, also known as a German pancake, is a mixture of eggs, flour and whole milk that gets baked in a heavy skillet until it becomes puffy and golden. In the terrific version here ...

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 more delicate bloom than a bearded iris and thin, strap-like ...

The bulbs are best planted in the fall. They naturalize and should be divided about every five years. Expect to see dwarf iris blooms in late February through March in the South. Dutch Irises (Iris ...

Because Dutch irises grow less than 2 feet tall and have grass-like leaves, they make an excellent addition to a bulb lawn or meadow. They are also perfect plants for bringing spring color to the ...

Fashionistas will cheer the arrival of Iris Van Herpen: Sculpting The Senses on March 15. The Dutch fashion designer is famed for her spectacular, kinetic haute couture creations that use cutting ...

You can plant them in groups of the same color, or you can put them in mixed plantings with assorted colors for more of a "natural bouquet" effect. It is good to place them in the proximity of ...

I often push a few small bulbs into the planting mix around pansies and violas ... snow crocus followed by large flowering Dutch crocuses and dwarf irises (Iris reticulata). March: Chionodoxa ...