Once you've chosen a location, you're ready to divide and replant. Read more: 10 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Planting Hydrangeas Among the many types of irises available for garden planting ...

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and avoid using heavy mulch on bearded irises. Dig up the entire clump, shake off excess soil, and use a flat shovel or garden knife to carefully cut through the clump to divide it. Then replant them ...

Cuttings from woody plants like hydrangeas, roses, herbs and more is a great way to enhance your yard this time of year.

The autumn season is a time of shorter days and cooler temperatures. The landscape has been transformed into a palette of ...

Fertilizing them after planting in autumn may overstimulate the plants, and fertilizing newly planted perennials is not advisable. Divide and replant your Japanese iris in the fall every three or four ...

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If you have an established clump in the yard, you can learn when to divide plants, which should be done for this species in October and November. Bristle-pointed iris seeds can be bought online from ...

BULB TIME: November through early December is the time to plant spring-flowering bulbs, such as allium, anemone, calla lily*, crocus, daffodil*, Dutch iris ... Dig, divide and transplant ...