Mar 12, 2008 · No matter how you choose to take care of and feed your bearded iris, they will reward you with bigger leaves, more increases, and bigger and better blooms. Feed them and let them grow! I want to thank Pajaritomt, Jackieshar, Avmoran, Irisloverdee, Happygarden, and Doss for answering my many research questions for this article.

Sep 10, 2007 · These step by step instructions are for planting Bearded Irises of all sizes, from Tall Bearded Iris (TB) to Miniature Iris. Other kinds of irises have different culture requirements. See the resource "sticky" thread on the Iris Forum for more information. 1. Choose which rhizomes to plant. A rhizome will only bloom once in its life.

Superstition Iris by Schreiner 1977. Superstition is a lovely dark purple and grows well in the Oklahoma South East Oklaho ...Read More ma area. I really wanted a more black by what the photo showed on the package it was a really dark black but it's a really dark purple.

Tall Bearded Iris 'Full Tide' Iris . Upload Image ... This was my first Blue Iris it is a Lovely Flower. ...

Apr 10, 2008 · The iris that pestee has looks like the authentic tall bearded iris. I'm not sure where Molino, Florida, is but you may be more solidly in Zone 8b. That would help with growing the tall bearded iris. I'm right on the borderline of Zone 8b/9a in Jacksonville and the summers may be too hot for the iris here.

Mar 16, 2014 · Thanks also to JanieJoy for the photo of a borer on a freshly dug iris rhizome. The photos of irises in my garden were taken by me. [1] Personal communication. Laurie is an avid iris gardener with over 12 years of experience growing both bearded and beardless irises in the challenging climate of northern Minnesota.

Tall Bearded Iris 'Beverly Sills' Iris . Upload Image Print Version ... This is a fabulous iris.

Tall Bearded (TB) Bloom Time ... This Iris is the best tall rebloomer I have. It has strong stalks, and ...

This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions: Dothan, Alabama. Gaylesville, Alabama. COARSEGOLD, California

This Iris usually begins blooming in my garden in early Feb. (zone 8). It has bloomed as early as New Years. It reblooms intermittently ...Read More at best, but seems to do so more often if it has afternoon shade.