https://padlet.com/4313197/edoh8qgb57g5fbn4 en-us 2022-11-02 05:55:13 UTC 2022-11-06 19:16:50 UTC hello@padlet.com 4313197 https://padlet.com/4313197/edoh8qgb57g5fbn4/wish/2371927059 Iris are one of the world’s most beloved and easy to identify flowers. They can be found growing wild on almost every continent, from dry, rocky coastlines to cold alpine meadows and steamy swamps. Today's gardeners can choose from many different types and varieties of iris in a rainbow of colors. Matching the right iris to the growing conditions in your garden is all it takes to enjoy growing these beautiful, easy care perennials.                                                     Plan for Success Sun or Shade: Iris flower best in full sun, though most can also be grown in dappled shade. Zone: Iris reticulata and Dutch iris are hardy in zones 5-9. Bearded iris, Siberian iris and Japanese iris are winter hardy in zones 3-9. Louisiana iris are hardy in zones 6-9.When to Plant: Plant iris reticulata in fall for spring flowers. Plant other types of iris in early spring or early fall when the plants are dormant. Potted plants may be planted at any time during the growing season.
Types Of IrisBearded Iris: Sometimes called
German iris, bearded iris flower in mid to late spring. The flowers have upright petals called "standards" and cascading petals called "falls". Running down the center of each fall is a “beard” that resembles a furry caterpillar.Bearded iris have flattened, sword-like leaves. Depending on the size/type (dwarf, intermediate, tall), the plants may stand just a few inches tall or be more than 2 feet tall. Bearded iris have thick, fleshy roots (rhizomes) that grow on or very close to the soil surface. They should be grown in full sun and prefer neutral to slightly acidic soil that is very well drained.]]> 2022-11-06 19:06:38 UTC https://padlet.com/4313197/edoh8qgb57g5fbn4/wish/2371927059