First, Choose The Right Spot But Dutch Irises aren’t just about beauty; they’re about location, too. You should start by ...

Dutch irises also tend to be a bit smaller than bearded ... shape and lack the beards found on the bearded iris. This plant ...

Established plants are drought resistant ... than bearded iris and has both upright and lower petals without the beards. They are less ornate. Dutch iris is grown from bulbs and grows to 15-24 inches ...

“To maintain a succession of colour and variety all summer long, the trick is to plant iris bulbs that flower at different times," says Sarah Raven. "Dutch irises and Siberian irises will provide ...

bringing a shot of vibrancy to the late-winter garden. A popular variety is 'Harmony' which has vivid blue petals with yellow streaks and grows to around 6in tall. They are perfect for early spring ...

Squill are lesser-known spring bloomers, but these delicate white, blue or blue-and-white striped flowers are delightful.

When is the best time to plant summer flowering iris bulbs? Irises are also amongst the best summer bulbs, too. Again, it's important to plant bulbs in fall well before the first frosts. ‘Dutch irises ...

There are two times of year that spark joy in gardeners' hearts: When the seed catalogs begin arriving in winter, and when bulb catalogs arrive in late summer. If you love bulbs, now is the time to ...

As summer winds down and fall approaches, there’s still plenty of gardening to do and exciting ways to celebrate the upcoming ...

Go with stone fruits (peach, plum, etc.), avocado, and citrus. Avoid tropical things such as papaya, mango, and cherimoya.

Consulting with boffins on the Large Hadron Collider or turning splashes of water into ‘impossible’ dresses: Iris van Herpen ...