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- When to Plant Irises
- Where to Grow Irises
- How to Care For Irises
- Pests and Diseases
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Plant iris bulbs (bulbous irises) in autumn, typically from September to November in the UK. Some bulbous irises (such as Iris reticulata) flower as early as February, so it's important to plant them in good time otherwise they will flower late. Don't worry too much if you plant your iris bulbs later than November, as long as the bulbs are firm and...
Bulb iris need full sun and must have well drained soil or the bulbs can rot. You can plant iris bulbs of dwarf iris such as Iris reticulata, in pots either outdoors or under protection in a greenhouse or a cool well-lit room. As with most bulbs, plant iris bulbs two to three times the depth of the bulbs itself. There's no need to soak them before ...
Allow leaves of bulbous irises to die back naturally so the bulb can build up energy for next year. Ensure iris bulbs don’t get too wet, particularly in winter, which can cause rotting. Bearded iris are long-lived but flowering declines once clumps become older and congested. Rejuvenate them by dividing and replanting the younger, outer parts of th...
Irises are affected by a number of disease caused by bacteria and fungi. Some affect the leaves while others affect the plant below the soil, including the bulbs and rhizomes. Leaf spot is most commonly found in bearded iris, and shows as small spots on the leaves with a brown or yellow margin. Remove infected leaves at the end of the season and bu...
Learn how to grow different types of iris, including bulb iris, border iris and moisture-loving iris, in various locations and conditions. Find out when and where to plant, how to care for and divide irises, and what pests and diseases to watch out for.
- BBC Gardeners' World Magazine
Iris is a genus of about 310 species of flowering plants with showy flowers and rhizomes or bulbs. The name iris comes from the Greek word for rainbow or the goddess of the rainbow, and the flowers have various colors and forms.
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The tall, beautiful iris flower, named after the Greek goddess who rode rainbows, comes in many magical colors. Despite its divine origins, this beautiful flower is rugged, reliable, and easy to grow. Learn to plant and care for irises for long-term success in your gardens.
Learn everything about iris flowers, from their meaning, symbolism, varieties and uses. Discover how to care for them, gift them and enjoy their beauty in different settings.
