They weren't supposed to eat my plants. How could this be? I didn't see him do it, but the young deer I am calling Charlie ...

I could see the been there, done that concern in my new neighbor's eyes as he quizzed me about my new plants: marigolds, lamb ...

Iris flowers are seen at Horikiri Shobuen Iris Garden in Tokyo's Katsushika Ward, June 13, 2025. Some 6,000 Japanese iris plants in around 200 varieti･･･ ...

John Lortz of Upper Sandusky has cultivated an extensive iris garden over the past three years. The garden features a variety ...

This versatile group of perennials thrives in many conditions and bears deep symbolism and a connection with humans.

Yellow flag iris is easier to identify in spring and early summer due to the flowers. Control in spring means plants are controlled before they set seed. Once eradicated, re-plant the cleared ...

FARGO — No wonder gardeners love their plants; flowers have all the anthers ... of garden tasks for mid-to-late August. When planting iris, either from new rhizomes or divisions from an older ...

The Iris genus includes about 300 species. Taxonomists have organized these species into several sub-genera, each of which contains numerous species. The genus includes three broad categories ...

Volunteers dressed to get wet and dirty came to clean up Woods Creek Rotary Park in Sonora on Friday, and they focused on clearing invasive yellow flag iris plants that thrive in the creek ...

Roberts keeps a log of her iris plants, when they were planted and details of the flowers’ character. Color photos identify the bloom. One does not plant an iris bulb. One plants an iris rhizome.

Siberian iris plants have been cultivated since at least the 16th century. Native to Central and Eastern Europe, the Balkan region, the Caucasus, Iran, and Russia, they are Prairie hardy ...