I usually try to separate them in August every few years, and I cut them back about six weeks after they bloom, with scissors at an angle. Some years I try to sprinkle them with bone meal around February, but I don't know if that makes a difference.
I am a 62 year old domestic slave and grandmother. I am blessed to have three children and nine grandchildren. I like to sew, scrapbook, play with my grandchildren and pets, Molly and Muffin. I also love going to lake Eufaula and fishing and riding my Seadoo. I also like my soaps and prime time soaps. I have a retired husband which can be good. I also love fiesta dishes and collect old and new.
They are all gorgeous!!! I wish I had some pretty flowers out in my yard. I'm jealous!
ReplyDeleteIrises are about the easiest thing to grow. You just stick them in the ground and forget about them.
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ReplyDeleteI have had nothing but bad luck with them! I have several Iris plants that grow every year but never bloom.
Yours are lovely. I'm jealous as well!
I usually try to separate them in August every few years, and I cut them back about six weeks after they bloom, with scissors at an angle. Some years I try to sprinkle them with bone meal around February, but I don't know if that makes a difference.
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