To prevent overcrowding, divide reblooming iris every two to three years, but take only the outside rhizomes of the plant; leave the healthy older portions of the plant intact. Replant the small ...

If you only want to try growing a few iris seeds at first, you can simply gather them when they're ready and plant their ...

In the center of each fall is the beard, a small, fuzzy caterpillar-shaped patch of soft bristles that gives the plant its ...

Louisiana irises fit in well with the growing trend toward more use of native plants. I try to encourage this trend whenever possible, and it's easy to recommend this reliable, native flowering ...

A sharp knife, pruners or square-pointed shovel is needed to separate the plants. Replant in a sunny to slightly shady spot to grow new shoots that could be in flower next spring. African irises ...

Q: We brought iris bulbs from our family home in Michigan to plant in our Georgia flower beds. They are presently in our garage. How, and when, should we plant them here? — Justin Kollmeyer ...

Want to grow your own irises? Price offers this step-by-step guide... What types of iris might you plant? "Cedric experimented with plant breeding but the iris are a strain of Iris germanica ...

This is a great time, however, to plant and divide one of my favorite native plants, Louisiana irises. When these plants bloom in the spring, their flowers are among the most colorful and ...

Want to grow your own irises? Price offers this step-by-step guide... "Cedric experimented with plant breeding but the iris are a strain of Iris germanica, bearded irises. Those we are used to ...