Irises produce colors like blue and purple not found in roses, which makes them a great contrast for roses in the garden. They are spring bloomers but some, like roses, come back for a repeat ...

Spring gardens are coming up irises — perennial bearded irises to be exact. Look for their multi-flowered stems with outstanding three-to five-inch blossoms in single or multi-colored hues with ...

Discover the optimal timing for planting Japanese iris to ensure thriving spring blooms. Learn tips about plant prep and ideal locations for optimal growth.

Louisiana irises offer a rainbow of spring colors, plus they're easy to grow You can plant them now, or wait until August.

When to plant bearded iris Bearded irises are commonly planted from July through September. If purchased as a growing potted plant, they can also be planted in spring.

If you want to brighten up your garden next spring, our gardening expert shares what you need to know about these lovely ...

Tall Bearded irises are the mainstays of the perennial garden and the most popular and showy of bearded irises, over 28 inches tall and some reaching 40 inches and taller.

In fall, the iris experiences a growth period underground in the rhizome, setting flower buds for spring. That is why now is the ideal time to divide.

We will have native and well-adapted perennials, ornamental grasses, roses, shrubs, trees and spring-flowering bulbs. Plant lists are available at Angelina AgriLife Extension at 2201 S. Medford Drive.

Q: My African iris and agapanthus have freeze-burned leaves. Should I cut them back when spring returns? — L.T., The Woodlands A: If the agapanthus foliage is soggy, remove now. Otherwise, you ...

It's time to start thinking about planting and dividing irises for a spectacular show in the spring garden. As with most flowers, irises like soil mixed with manure and/or compost; add a little ...

Louisiana irises offer a rainbow of spring colors, plus they're easy to grow You can plant them now, or wait until August.