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Winter iris
One of the very earliest of flowering bulbs in many gardens is Iris reticulata, which is flowering away right now.
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24/02/2009 at 18:01
I bought a deep violet iris reticulata last spring at Hodstock Priory and it is now in full flower in my rockery. What a beautiful site it is, especially after all the snow we had earlier in the month.
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24/02/2009 at 19:26
They just cheer me up when I see them. The yellow centres are definitely like the first rays of spring sun.
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24/02/2009 at 21:18
Thanks for the tip re planting them in gravel. That's where my spoils from the RHS show last week are going to go.
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28/02/2009 at 09:38
I have my mini irises as i call them in front of the kitchen window. near my bird feeders - a good start to the day! CAN we have a blog about natural water gardens or rather gardens working around natural water, i have a small lake a beck runs through it and the level rises and falls by approx 4/5 feet I have various water irises planted around it, what else other than grass buttercups nettles and brambles will survive?
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28/02/2009 at 16:18
Saw my first iris opened today and others on their way,Spring is nearly here!!
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02/03/2009 at 14:54
I had a particularly fine specimen of Iris edward outside my office. The other day, as I watched, a decorator dropped a lump of old carpet from an upstairs window. Bet you can guess exactly where it landed!
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02/03/2009 at 14:56
Liz: How very lucky you are, I will bear your request in mind,I promise.
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02/03/2009 at 15:32
I had a walk around the garden and saw a splash of purple , what a lovely surprise ,it dosen't take much to please
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05/03/2009 at 16:01
My Winter hanging baskets are beautiful.....pansies,tete-a-tete miniature daffodils and iris reticulata.
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08/03/2009 at 11:46
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13/03/2009 at 10:40
my mini-iris are stunning - picked up last year at 50p a pot (out of date at the garden centre) I put them in a pot with my Hot Chocolate rose and some palest lavender violas and they are so delicate....hope I have enough to divide this year...
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19/08/2009 at 15:58
Can anyone tell me what the classical music was on last Fridays Gardeners World August 14th
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21/08/2009 at 21:08
How do i treat the iris's for winter? I cut the green parts off, which were turning yellow...did i kill them? Should i cover them with hay during the winter?
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28/11/2011 at 18:37
Thank you, Gardening Granny. It is good to hear of successes.
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