41. Argyle Acres - Historic And Modern Texas Hardy Irises Offers historic and modern Texas hardy irises, bearded irises, and heirloom plants. Includes catalog, order form, and newsletter. http://www.argyleacres.com/

Argyle Acres Iris Gardens Map Display Garden Photo Catalog Sold Out List ... What our customers say... Argyle Acres specializes in growing and selling historic and modern bearded irises. Irises are easy to grow hardy perennials, requiring little attention. Welcome. Thank you to all of our customers new and repeat for an outstanding 2010 order season. The retail order deadline is July 31 every year. Looking for a gift for the gardener on your list? Send garden markers or an Argyle Acres Gift Certificate . We sell garden markers and gift certificates all year. Now is the time to be digging and transplanting irises in Texas. Plan to fertilize your irises before mid-November. Thank you to the thousands of people who visited us during IRIS IN BLOOM. It was a wonderful event with great weather, terrific flowers, and many pleasant conversations. Joe and Donna with Beverly Sills in the display garden , April 2001.

42. Youth & Iris - For Teachers 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://www.youth-iris.com/for_teachers.htm

Home Page National AIS Youth Contests Feature Articles ... Protection Policies IRIS GARDENING: THE NO-FAIL OUTDOOR CLASSROOM These Classroom Iris Project (C.I.P.) information sheets were prepared by Valerie Mertz, Biology instructor at Marquette High School, Chesterfield, Missouri, and by Jean Morris, National Youth Chairman, American Iris Society. The C.I.P project contains several pages which may be printed by Teachers and others and used within their own classrooms. To simplify the printing of the pages, a separate web page was prepared for each topic. Follow the links below to access the entire handout. Other literature may be obtained from Cheryl Deaton Introduction Page CIP For Teachers page CIP page CIP Bearded Iris Culture Page 5 CIP Beardless Iris Culture Page 6 Plant an Iris Garden Page 7 Pollinating Iris Page 8 Seed Germination Page 9 Iris Diagrams Page 10 Bearded Iris Varieties Page 11 Color Patterns Page 12 Color Pattern Exercise Page 13 CIP Iris Growth Page 14 Growth Sample Data Cattail vs Iris Page 17 Teacher Tips for Cattails Page 18 Chemistry of Rhizomes Page 19 Microscope Lab Page 20 Iris Poster Page 21 Iris Review Sheet Page 22 Classroom Iris Show Page 23 Iris Resources Page 24 Artistic Designs Page 25 CIP Local Clubs Page 26

43. Welcome To The Iris Farm At Newport Naturals At Spruce Corner A commercial iris garden of almost 2,000 cultivars in Washington state, offering several hundred bearded varieties by mail order. Online catalog with small photos. http://www.sprucecorner.com/

Welcome to our 2010 Iris Pages Newport Naturals at Spruce Corner We are in Newport WA - Zone 4 Iris and Alpaca Farm What's blooming 6/28 The garden is now closed for the season. Thanks for your interest in our iris in 2010. We are downsizing for 2011, but will still have the garden open. Mail or internet orders accepted until July 1, 2010. We will wholesale the whole garden, or specific pieces of the garden, i.e., Standard Dwarf Bearded, Miniature Dwarf Bearded, Border Bearded, Intermediate Bearded, Miniature Tall Bearded and Tall Bearded. We also have a number of Siberians and a few Spurias. We will not be wholesaling our Japanese iris. Our bearded iris range from historic to modern (2009) introductions. Wholesale prices only to persons who will come to the garden and dig the entire iris type (all SDB, all MDB, etc.) TELEPHONE AND MAIL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL JULY 1, 2010 The web site currently shows a number of the 2800 varieties of iris that we have. We are currently working to put all of our available iris on line, but all of the TB are not listed. We have many historic iris in all classes. If you are looking for something specific, please inquire at

44. Youth & Iris - Classroom Iris Project IRIS GARDENING – THE NOFAIL OUTDOOR CLASSROOM Prepared for Teachers in a Classroom Setting. THE SPONSOR. The American Iris Society (AIS) founded in 1920, is a group of approximately http://www.youth-iris.com/cip.htm

Home Page National AIS Youth Contests Feature Articles ... CIP - Local Clubs C.I.P. = Classroom Iris Project IRIS GARDENING – THE NO-FAIL OUTDOOR CLASSROOM Prepared for Teachers in a Classroom Setting THE SPONSOR The American Iris Society (AIS) founded in 1920, is a group of approximately 8,000 members devoted to the culture and improvement of the iris. Over 350 of this number are youth members under the age of 19. Some 175 local iris clubs are scattered throughout the United States. The AIS offers Classroom Iris Projects (CIPs) for schools. This is a "hands on" opportunity for students to grow and care for irises on their school grounds. TO SET UP A CLASSROOM IRIS PROJECT (C.I.P.) 1. Get the names and birthdates of the youth members 2. Send in $5 w/o AIS Bulletin or $9 w/ AIS Bulletin dues for each youth to AIS (Note: to receive the $5.00 rate, someone in the household must already by an AIS member. Many local clubs pay the AIS dues for their youths who participate in some way either in shows, at meetings, or in sales/auctions.) 3. Send the name of the adult in charge (teacher/leader) and

45. Zydeco Louisiana Iris Garden - New Orleans - Come On In. Offers a variety of hybrid Louisiana irises, including new introductions by Patrick O Connor. Catalog, care information, photos, and links to articles and resources. http://www.zydecoirises.com/

Introductions Catalog Growing Tips and Culture Inspiration ... About Zydeco Back To Welcome Page Site Map The Louisiana Iris Louisiana Irises are increasingly recognized as native plants exceedingly well adapted to garden culture. They also make fine water garden plants and love aquatic or bog conditions. While sometimes referred to as water irises, their only real requirement is to stay damp and not dry out. Louisiana iris cultivars grow well in virtually the entire country, and the color range is the widest of all the iris groups. Hybrid Louisiana irises are derived from five North American iris species: I. brevicaulis, giganticaerulea, fulva, nelsonii, and hexagona. Zydeco Louisiana Iris Garden offers the hybrid introductions of Patrick O'Connor of Metairie, Louisiana, who specializes in good garden irises and pond plants. The introductions of other hybridizers are available as well. What You'll Find On This Site. The site was designed as a hub for information on Louisiana irises . In addition to the Catalog of Zydeco Louisiana Iris Garden you will find a wide range of resources and information on "Louisianas," as these irises are called:

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47. Iris4u Iris Garden 2010 Catalog. Specializing In Tall Bearded Irises Family-run iris nursery with display garden in Denver, Colorado. Online catalog, showcase of new introductions, and growing tips. http://www.iris4u.com/

48. Iris | Gardening With Gary Free gardening advice iris Iris Q. I live in St. Louis, Missouri, and I moved into an older home 2 years ago that has bunches and bunches and bunches of crowded iris plants. http://www.recipegoldmine.com/gardengaryI/iris.html

Recipe Goldmine Better Than a Thousand Cookbooks! Gardening with Gary sr_adspace_id = 1000000816507; sr_adspace_width = 728; sr_adspace_height = 90; sr_ad_new_window = true; sr_adspace_type = "graphic"; Iris Start at one end and using a good spade, dig around the green stems, keeping in mind that the rhizomes underneath are spreading out a ways, so do not cut in too close or you will slice into them. Make a wide circle around a group, lift them out and lay on paper or plastic. Only dig out as much as you will handle that day. Gently shake off some soil, and observe where the underground growths have separations. Break them apart, so that all the new plants have roots and foliage. If a couple small ones are joined, do not worry...leave them until the fall or next year. Be sure to separate mainly the large ones which are joined. Replant into the bed, which you have worked up with additions of dried compost or any organic material you have or buy. Space them 8 inches apart, having the rhizome just below the soil line. Planting too deep will give you absolutely no flowers. That is the key to success with iris! In the future, please do this task in late summer, early fall, so that you do not interfere with the spring flowering. A. I have two ideas for you:

49. MALEVIL GARDENS Iris nursery and garden in Texas, offering over a thousand varieties of miniature to tall bearded irises. Catalog, new introduction showcase, information about events. http://www.malevil-iris.com/

MALEVIL GARDENS NEW INTROS ARILBRED IRIS STANDARD DWARF BEARDED ... Designs By Dana USE THE "INDEX OF IRIS" PAGE TO GO TO A SPECIFIC POINT IN THE WEBSITE Malevil Iris Gardens - To all our friends new and old, Thank You!! It is very humbling to see the same names coming back year after year and it is exciting to see the new ones come in. We would like to take this opportunity to tell you that we appreciate your business and your friendship! One of the wonderful things about gardening is that last years’ disasterous late freezes are now a thing of the past and we are very excited about 2010. We are anticipating bloom on all those seedlings that we didn’t get to see last year. Vernon retired this January, and is looking forward to spending more time in hybridizing this spring. He has a long list of crosses he wants to make and I have a longer list of crosses I want him to make! He should have a very busy spring. This year we have 6 new Arilbred introductions from Sharon McAllister that we are pleased to offer you. Additionally, we will once again be introducing 3 gorgeous new Tall Bearded selections from John Bruce.

50. Transplanting Iris | Gardening Central Transplanting iris A complete guide. Transplanting iris is a very easy task. Many people feel the iris bulbs are some of the easiest to transplant. There are mainly two http://www.gardeningcentral.org/transplanting_iris/transplanting_iris.html

Transplanting Iris Transplanting Iris- A Complete Guide Transplanting iris is a very easy task. Many people feel the iris bulbs are some of the easiest to transplant. There are mainly two different types of irises and both can be transplanted with ease. These two types are the bulbous and rhizomatous iris. As per the name, the bulbous types of irises grow from the bulbs. This type contains most of the English and Dutch variety of irises. The rhizomatous types grow from rhizomes. Rhizomes are horizontal stem kind of structures that grow underground. The plant stores the food in these rhizomes. The most common iris is the bearded iris and it falls into this category. So does the beardless Japanese and Siberian iris. The foliage must have flowered and wilted for the bulbous kind of iris to be transplanted. If you are planning on transplanting iris bulbs, you need to prepare the ground extensively. One has to carefully dig and even fork the ground. Put some manure and compost into the ground. Some general fertilizer will help a lot as well. The other kind of irises would the rhizomatous irises. The best time to transplant these irises is sometime in the late summer in July and all the way to the end of September. The rhizomatous have one slight problem. After three to four years, the number of plants increases and they form a large clump of plants. These plants produce much lesser flowers than they used to. It is at this time that the clump has to be divided and replanted.

51. Napa Country Iris Garden - Iris Garden In Napa California Featuring Tall Bearded Family-run commercial garden in California specializing in tall bearded irises. Catalog, recent introductions, information about care and culture, and about visiting the garden. http://www.napairis.com/

Home Introductions Catalog Photo Catalog ... Information Welcome to our online Garden! Our 2010 order season has ended (Aug 15) but you can still enjoy all the pictures. We will update the site next Feb.when we will begin taking orders for 2011. We are planning for new varieties along with our new introductions for 2011. If you would like to be notified when the 2011 website is updated just drop us an email. Ordering is easy either online using Paypal or by mail. Mail order payments can be made with either a check or money order. A printable blank order form is available for those wishing to use snail mail. We are no longer taking orders for 2010 shipment. Orders will be accepted through August 15 only. Please check our Order Guide for more information. In order to avoid disappointment it is always best to order early since some varieties sell out quickly. Our shipping season is July and the first half of August. AC_FL_RunContent( 'codebase','http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,28,0','width','400','height','400','title','2010 Introductions','src','images/10_introductions','quality','high','pluginspage','http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash','movie','images/10_introductions' ); //end AC code Garden Status Update August 16,2010

52. Thunder Ridge Gardens - Gardening Articles, Seed Starting, Raising Monarchs, Att Purchase seeds and plants from the finest online garden retailers http://www.thunderridgegardens.com/

53. Bridge In Time Iris Garden Kentucky grower and hybridizer specializing in reblooming irises. New introductions are featured and priced online, with instructions for obtaining a full listing by mail. http://thegardensite.com/irises/bridgeintime/

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55. Tennessee State Iris Garden Specializes in tall bearded iris, offering over a thousand varieties. Price list in PDF format. Also provides information on a pictorial reference book on tall bearded types, and on the Middle Tennessee Iris Society. http://www.tnstateirisgarden.com/

Tennessee State Iris Garden 13644 Central Pike Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 Contact Us Home of the Tall Bearded Iris Pictorial Reference book. Tennessee State Iris Garden specializes in tall bearded iris and we are located in Wilson County which is a few minutes outside of Nashville, TN. Iris Photos /Info Information We have over 500 named varieties of tall bearded iris for you to choose from. Orders are taken in the spring and can be picked in July or early August. When you place your order you will be given a pick up date. You can visit the garden anytime. But if you want to meet any of us visiting on a Saturday or Sunday is best. Derek and I have a business in Lebanon, TN called Bud's Salvage it takes up SOOO much of our time now hopefully we can return to our irises soon but for now Mom (Katie) has to handle most of the garden work now. We would also like to remind our fellow Tennesseans that the iris is the Official State Flower and that the second of the state's official songs is "When It's Iris Time In Tennessee".

56. U&IEnterprises:Iris4u Offering stock and hybrid Irises and bulbs, with online catalog and ordering. http://www.angelfire.com/biz6/iris4u/index.html

Directory Home Catalog Our Crosses FAQ Related Links Iris Society Newsletter Name Email Site maintained by: Alethea VanLiere and Danielle Breeden Search Advanced Search Powered by Atomz.com Welcome to Iris 4 U – Iris Gardens’ Web site. Browse around and tell us what you think. We have Iris' waiting for purchase for your enjoyment at home. In the future, you will be able to view Iris crosses which we ourselves have hybridized. Until then, please enjoy the beauty others have created. Are you visiting the Denver area between the middle of May and the middle of June? If so, stop in and view our garden. Peak blooming period for Tall Bearded Iris is normally between the last week of May and the first week of June. Finding us is easy. Our garden is located at 2700 West Amherst Ave. , Denver, Colorado. This is in south Denver 8 blocks north of Hampden and 3 blocks east of Federal.(See MAP for details or call 303-789-IRIS We are open during the bloom season daily from: 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Thank you for visiting Bob Van Liere (or as some close friends refer to me – Iris Bob) Iris of the Week!

57. Iris Garden Inn, Sedona, AZ Information on rooms, rates, and reservations. http://www.irisgardeninn.com

Sedona, Arizona Located near the heart of Sedona at the corner of Jordan and Schnebly Roads. A short walk to Sedona's World-Class Galleries, Fine Dining, Gift Shops, and Tours. Ride the Free Sedona RoadRunner Shuttle from the Iris Garden Inn to explore even more. 390 Jordan Road, Sedona, AZ 86336 Phone: (928) 282-2552 Home Reservations Directions

58. Bible Plants: Hollyhocks,Holy Thistle, Hyacinth, Iris - Gardening Bible Plants Hollyhocks,Holy thistle, Hyacinth, Iris gardening is a personally written site at BellaOnline http://www.bellaonline.com/ArticlesP/art8351.asp

Printer Friendly Version Gail Delaney BellaOnline's Gardening Editor Bible Plants: Hollyhocks,Holy thistle, Hyacinth, Iris Hollyhocks Alcea setosa Job 30:4 talks about the people collecting mallows. Today, we know these plants as Malva and Alcea plant genera. The leaves from these plants were used in soups and salads. The wild hollyhock (originally called Holy Hocks by the Crusaders) is seldom available as seed today. Most gardeners will settle for our cultivated hollyhock, Alcea rosea to represent this plant family. Special note: This plant is ravaged by leaf miners every year. It is best to surround this plant with others that will conceal its foliage. Find one of the "single-flowered" cultivars rather than the newer "powder puff" cultivars since it will be closer to the original wild variety. [Usually acts as a biennial.] Cultivation : Plant in any good garden soil. It is winter hardy to -30°F Holy Thistle Silybum marianum Cultivation : This plant will grow anywhere thistles are likely to grow. It is best to treat it as an annual and remove it completely each year. Hyacinths Hyacinthus orientalis The Song of Solomon 6:2 mentions the gathering of lilies. Botanists believe the lilies referred to were really wild hyacinths. These are sweetly scented and bloom in blues, purples, and bluish whites. They are native to Palestine. The Dutch took them home and have developed many brilliant colors for us today. For the sake of authenticity, grow only those that bloom in the blues and purples of the wild variety. [A word of caution when planting: use gloves because many people experience allergic reactions to handling the bulbs.]

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