1. Gardening And Flowers-Care Iris Gardening Care Iris Gardening http://gardening--flowers.com/Care_Iris_Gardening.html

2. ガーデニング初心者“レイ”の花生活 IRIS GARDENING THE NOFAIL OUTDOOR CLASSROOM These Classroom Iris Project (C.I.P.) information sheets were prepared by Valerie Mertz, Biology instructor at Marquette High http://blog2.iris-gardening.com/

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3. IGS Ltd - Iris Gardening Services - Grounds And Landscape Maintenance Specialist Iris Gardening Services are a grounds and landscape maintenance specialist. http://www.igs-ltd.co.uk

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4. Iris Planting Guide And Iris Gardening Guide Bearded Iris Planting Guide and Iris Gardening Guide, Information on your bearded iris plants. We provide gardening tips bearded iris. http://www.walking-p-bar.com/shopsite/Planting-and-Gardening-Guide.html

Home All Iris Internet Specials Map Nola�s Iris Garden Bearded Iris Planting and Gardening Guide About Bearded Iris Irises prefer a full day of sun, but will grow and bloom well if given six or more hours of sunlight. The best time to plant is after the Iris has finished the bloom season and before it starts new growth. In most cases, this will be between July and October avoiding periods of temperature extremes. The ideal time is when the summer heat has ended and cooler fall weather arrives. For climates with severe winters and early freezing temperatures, we recommend planting prior to August 15. This will ensure early root development. The bearded Iris is drought tolerant but will rot if too wet. Gardeners can avoid many problems by providing good drainage to protect the Iris from getting "wet feet". When You Receive Your Iris When you receive your shipment of Irises you should remove them immediately to let them air out for a day or so before planting them. If you are unable to plant them within a day or two lay them outside in the shade. Do not put in a closed building where they might get too hot. Irises can remain out of the ground for a week or two but you should try to plant within three days of receipt. Water at planting time and keep moist but not soggy for the first month (see About Sunlight and Water section below). Prepare Your Soil A well-prepared bed for your Irises will result in better growth and bloom. Irises grow in average garden soils with a PH close to neutral (6.5 to 6.8). They like loose well-drained soil since they do not tolerate standing in wet soil. In heavy clay, we recommend raised beds or raised rows with lots of compost. Some say that adding coarse sand is good, but you will need to add at least 30% or you run the risk of creating concrete. We have had very good results with compost but, as with the sand, it takes a lot.

5. Re: Darkest Day In Iris Gardening A discussion list all about Iris and other Iridaceous plants including cultivation, propagation, and breeding tips. http://www.hort.net/lists/iris-photos/apr06/msg00921.html

gallery of plants plant profiles mailing lists top stories ... sitemap Navigation Gallery of Plants Plant Profiles Mailing Lists FAQ ... Tom Clothier's Archive Donate Help support hort.net! 30.95% of goal reached! Top Stories Legions of compost microbes infect gardener Shifting priorities for public gardens Moth brings the smuggler's blues First dwarf oakleaf hydrangeas developed ... story archive Re: Darkest Day in Iris Gardening To iris-photos@yahoogroups.com Subject Re: [iris-photos] Darkest Day in Iris Gardening From cseggen1@aol.com Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2006 10:01:53 EDT Reply-to: iris-photos@yahoogroups.com Sender: iris-photos@yahoogroups.com Connie Eggen Warsaw, MO zone 5+ YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group " iris-photos " on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: iris-photos-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service Prev by Date: High Sierra Snow Next by Date: Re: Darkest Day in Iris Gardening Previous by thread: Re: Darkest Day in Iris Gardening Next by thread: Re: Darkest Day in Iris Gardening Other Mailing lists Author Index Date Index ... 1995-2010 Mallorn Computing, Inc.

6. BRIGHTON PARK IRISES - SCHREINER IRIS TRIBUTE A history of Schreiner s Iris Gardens, and photos of a private iris garden in Chicago. http://www.brightonparkiris.com/

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7. Garden Tips Growing Iris Due to the nature of the topic and the wide range of information available, in order to cover only a tiny bit of it properly, some of the websites included here http://www.archaeolink.com/how_to_grow_iris.htm

Growing Iris Home Gardening, Wildflowers, Garden History, Landscape Anthropology Cultural Landscapes European Wildflowers Floral Festivals / Flower Shows Gardening History ... Organic Gardening Wildflowers by State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Due to the nature of the topic and the wide range of information available, in order to cover only a tiny bit of it properly, some of the websites included here may have a commercial element in addition to the excellent information they provide. Such inclusion does not constitute an endorsement of product or service by archaeolink.com. Sites are included for information value only. American Iris Society Learn about the 100 most popular irises. You will find growing information, society information, photo's, and more. - illustrated - From irises.org - http://www.irises.org/ Aril Society International You will find terminology, culture and recommended cultivators on aril and arilbred irises. - illustrated - From arilsociety.org - http://www.arilsociety.org/

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10. CARE OF BEARDED IRIS CARE OF BEARDED IRIS If you've noticed parts of your iris plants turning soft and mushy, usually with a foul smell, bacterial soft rot (BSR) may be taking its toll. http://easttexasgardening.tamu.edu/tips/flowers/iris1.html

CARE OF BEARDED IRIS If you've noticed parts of your iris plants turning soft and mushy, usually with a foul smell, bacterial soft rot (BSR) may be taking its toll. It usually appears in the spring as the weather warms. Some causes of BSR include: too much water/rain poor drainage soil too rich too much nitrogen or use of manure plants are too deep winter mulch not removed soon enough. If the ground is poorly drained and remains soggy, the rhizomes stay wet. Add our Texas heat and the iris "cooks." Problems can also be caused the nitrogen/manure application in the fall. Plants exhibit lush growth, but turn to mush in mid-spring. Go easy on fertilizer. Too much soil over the tops of the rhizomes traps both heat and moisture. The poorer the drainage, the more important it is to keep the plants near the surface of the soil. Remove mulch from the plants early in the spring. The ability of mulch to retain heat and moisture can have the same effect as planting too deep. Follow these steps to salvage iris afflicted with BSR: lift plants, trim dried leaves and diseased foliage

11. Sutton's Iris Gardens Commercial iris garden offering a range of iris varieties. http://www.suttoniris.com/

Our site is closed for the season! Please feel free to browse our online catalog. - Thank you for your continued business! Sutton's Iris Gardens Iris selections 2010 Introductions Border Bearded Classic Collections ... Rebloom Collections Information Home About Us Iris Festival Contact Us ... Search Welcome to Sutton's Iris Gardens We are California's largest commercial iris nursery dedicated to growing and supplying quality iris rhizomes at reasonable prices. Sutton's is located on over 80 acres of prime agricultural land in the heart of California's San Joaquin Valley. Growing and soil conditions are perfect for raising bearded iris. The gardens are open April 1 through May 2nd, 10am to 6pm. We have over two thousand named varieties and many thousands of seedlings under trial. The Porterville Chamber of Commerce will hold the eleventh Annual Porterville Iris Festival April 24th. In addition to the many iris, there will be onsite iris sales, with a shuttle service to and from the City of Porterville. For more information please contact the Porterville Chamber of Commerce. 2010 Introductions Adventurous Coral Cove Boundless Glacier Park Malibu Mango Orange Juice Highlighter Glacier Melt Fusion Sweet Latte Australian Rose All Smiles Strawberry Sorbet Bottle Rocket Soft Side Deep Dark Space Coffee Song Dots And Splashes Autumn Ring Autumn Colors Strawberry Frosting Spring Wings Savoy Jazz Bandwidth Golden Apricot Perfectionist Stylish Blues Rainlike Peach Frappuccino Scone Newbie Midnight Sharp Ruby Sands Bahama Blues Doctor Who Home About Us Iris Festival Contact Us ... Rebloom Reliability Website developed by

12. Pesche's Flowers | Garden Rx | Autumn | Iris Gardening Give a Pesche’s Gift Card to that special person and you can’t go wrong! Order Now http://www.pesches.com/gardenrx/autumn/irisgardening.php

Garden Rx Garden Calendar About Us Contact Us ... Order Now Iris Gardening + Enlarge A clean, weed free garden is important. Remove dead or diseased leaves, be careful when doing a clean up not to disturb healthy foliage! Stems with spent blooms should be cut off at base of plant. August to September planting will help establish a healthy root system before the cold weather sets in. Iris still may be planted in September and October if the fall is exceptionally warm! Iris need at least 5 hours of sun. Full sun is preferred. Heavy clay soils that drain poorly should be amended with Back to Nature Cotton Burr Compost. Apply at the rate of one bag per 6 sq. ft., work deeply into the soil. Iris like soil levels of pH at 6.8 (slightly acidic). The Cotton Burr compost has 1% sulfur that will help improve soil pH. Plant the Iris so that 1/3 of the rhizome is above the ground. DO NOT COVER THE ENTIRE RHIZOME IT WILL NOT FLOWER! The most common mistake is to plant too deeply! Planting distance varies from a 1 foot to 2 feet apart. Plant at a foot apart for instant affect, but remember Iris needs to be divided and thinned out every few years. Overcrowding causes lack of vigor. Water deeply after planting and establish a schedule for it. Remember that deep watering is healthier for plants. Over watering is a mistake. Your plants need 1 inch of water a week.

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14. How To Divide Bearded Iris Bearded Iris are tall, elegant additions to the flower border, but they are also relatively high maintenance. You can help cut down on the incidence of soft rot and borer damage http://gardening.about.com/od/perennials/ss/DividingIrid.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Gardening Gardening Search Gardening Flowers Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Gardening Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum How to Divide and Care for Bearded Iris By Marie Iannotti , About.com Guide See More About: growing iris dividing plants flower gardening perennial plants ... garden design of Prev Next Carefully Dig and Lift the Bearded Iris Rhizomes Bearded Iris are tall, elegant additions to the flower border, but they are also relatively high maintenance. You can help cut down on the incidence of soft rot and borer damage through regular division of the iris rhizomes every 2-3 years. This will also keep bearded iris performing and blooming at its best. If left undivided, the flowering will decrease and the rhizome will be subject to more pests and damage. You can divide bearded iris anytime after flowering through August. Using a pitch fork, carefully dig around the bearded iris plant, starting about a foot away from the outer most edge. Try not to pierce the rhizome with the fork. Work the fork around the bearded iris plant and gently lift the rhizomes out of the soil. Since bearded iris are grown at soil level, this is one of the easiest plants to lift. Prev Carefully Dig and Lift the Bearded Iris Rhizomes Clean off All Soil Clinging to the Bearded Iris Rhizomes Cut the Bearded Iris leaves to about 6 inches Inspect the Bearded Iris Rhizomes for Borer Damage and Soft Rot Getting the Garden Ready to Re-plant Bearded Iris Divisions ... Next More on Perennial Gardening

15. Dividing Iris And Other September Gardening Tips University of Vermont Extension Department of Plant and Soil Science Fall News Article DIVIDING IRIS AND OTHER SEPTEMBER GARDENING TIPS http://perrysperennials.info/articles/sep07tips.html

University of Vermont Extension Department of Plant and Soil Science Fall News Article DIVIDING IRIS AND OTHER SEPTEMBER GARDENING TIPS Charlie Nardozzi, Senior Horticulturist National Gardening Association, and Dr. Leonard Perry, Extension Professor University of Vermont Lifting and dividing iris and daylilies, rooting cuttings of tender plants, and burying bean vines are some of the gardening tips for this month. Root cuttings of coleus, geranium, and herbs to bring indoors over the winter. Cut a three-inch section of stem, remove the bottom half or two thirds of the leaves, and place in moist soilless mix, vermiculite, or sand. (Some gardeners dip the cut ends in rooting hormone; others find this unnecessary.) Place the entire container in a loosely tied plastic bag to maintain humidity. When the daytime temperatures no longer rise above 65 degrees F, it's time to pick the green tomatoes. Wrap them individually in newspaper and let them ripen indoors. Lift bearded iris clumps with a shovel and break them apart. Save the plumpest, firmest rhizomes, and discard the old, leafless ones. Trim the leaves to about six inches long. Let the rhizomes air dry overnight before planting. Daylily clumps are so dense you'll need to slice through them with a shovel or spade. Separate them into smaller clumps, leaving at least three plants per clump. Trim leaves to about six inches long and replant.

16. Presby Memorial Iris Gardens Volunteer-run garden entirely dedicated to irises in Montclair, New Jersey. Site offers bloom status and iris cultivation information. http://presbyirisgardens.org/

Home About Us The Citizens Committee The Gardens ... Support Presby Help keep our flowers blooming! Contact us 474 Upper Mountain Ave Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 email presby Upcoming events December 11, 2010 Historic Holiday House Tour Historic Holiday House Tour Time: 12:00 pm ... The Walther House will be decorated for the season and the Bloom Room Gift Shop open for holiday shopping. 12pm-4pm at 12:00 pm December 12, 2010 Historic Holiday House Tour Historic Holiday House Tour Time: 12:00 pm ... The Walther House will be decorated for the season and the Bloom Room Gift Shop open for holiday shopping. 12pm-4pm at 12:00 pm The Essex County Presby Memorial Iris Gardens was established in 1927 to honor Frank H. Presby of Montclair, a leading horticulturalist and a founder of The American Iris Society . This living museum, listed on the State and National Registers of Historic Sites , offers a spectacular display of thousands of iris varieties to visitors from all over the world. (Photo credit: Irene Jeruss) Garden Status as of October 30, 2010 The garden is now out of bloom. We look forward to our 2011 season, mid-May through early June.

17. Iris Gardening - Education Resource - StudySphere Education Portal, Educational Resource for language school, study abroad, education online, education, school, high school, career education, business school, driver education http://www.studysphere.com/education/Gardening-Iris-Gardening-325.html

18. Dutch Iris (Iris Hollandica) Dutch Iris (Iris hollandica) see it and grow it Recommended Temperature Zone sunset 224 USDA 8-11. Sun Exposure Full sun to partial shade http://www.desert-tropicals.com/Plants/Iridaceae/Iris_hollandica.html

19. Leota's Iris Garden - Iris Garden In Northern California Specializing In Tall Be California grower and retailer of tall bearded iris. http://www.leotas-iris.com/

Specializing in Tall Bearded Iris, grown in California We at Leota's Garden wish to announce our retirement. Our entire inventory has been sold to Nola's Iris Garden . We are confident Nola's Iris Garden will fulfill your future iris needs, whether it be for information or plant sales. We would like to thank all of our past customers for your support, it has been pleasure serving you. Our site will remain available for your reference Unauthorized use of photos is prohibited Doorbell

20. Iris Gardening Tools | EHow.com Iris Gardening Tools. Iris plants are very popular in home growing for their beautiful flowers and easy maintenance. Iris gardening requires only some simple tools and guidelines. http://www.ehow.com/facts_5816149_iris-gardening-tools.html

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Bulbs Iris Gardening Tools Top 5 To Try How to Transplant a Bearded Iris How to Care for a Bearded Iris White Siberian Iris Information Different Types of Iris Flowers ... How to Transplant Iris Related Topics Gardening Tools Tools Garden Tools Garden Tools Basic Garden Tools ... Cleaning Garden Tools Iris Gardening Tools By Carrie Terry eHow Contributor updated: December 31, 2009 I want to do this! What's This? Iris plants are very popular in home growing for their beautiful flowers and easy maintenance. Iris gardening requires only some simple tools and guidelines. To garden irises, a shovel, water and fertilizer are the only real necessities. Growing Irises Iris plants need lots of sun, although they can tolerate some shade. They need quick-draining soil, but don't require heavy fertilizing or mulching. The plants get thirsty, so a hose or other water source is important. Planting Irises Iris plants grow from bulbs that contain their roots and growing material. To plant iris bulbs, gardeners use shovels to dig holes a couple inches deep and place the bulbs in them. Rhizomes, or bulbs, generally sprout within a couple of weeks, with adequate watering. Maintaining Irises Iris plants need only minimal fertilization during their lifetimes, but do grow and spread rapidly under the right conditions. Rakes are used at this stage to spread fertilizer and mulch around the plants. To keep them from crowding each other out, gardeners divide iris plants every two years or so.

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