We'll Cover 5 Common Bearded Iris Growing Problems Planting Your Bearded Iris Too Deep Rhizome Rot In Bearded Iris Not Enough Sun Pests & Diseases Overcrowding Problem #1: Planting Your Bearded Iris Too Deep This is one of the most common reasons that Bearded Iris do not grow or produce the...
Every Mother’s Day, she invites everyone over — usually 40 to 50 people — and makes a massive brunch complete with a mimosa station, buffet table and blooming flowers in her garden. “Not everybody has their mom. I’m blessed to have mine with me. I thought, ‘Why have everyone...
Major disease problemsinclude bacterial soft rot, crown rot fungus, and fungal leaf spot. Mottled leaves and flowers suggest the mosaic virus. Remove and destroy affected plant material (do not compost). Good hygiene is usually enough to control these diseases; fungicides aren't usually needed. H...
Even though there are several pests and diseases to look out for on your bearded iris, you may not have to deal with any of them. We’ll cover them here so you know what to look for. Growing Problems A common mistake people commit when growing these flowers isnot giving them enough su...
While the second version worked well enough to start automated image collection, it became apparent that I was not going to get sufficient angular resolution through an array of LEDs alone. Here are some of the problems with the approach: Fixing the LEDs to the stage instead of the moving mi...
He called it “wonderfully free blooming,” and added that “it is unexcelled for massing and should be used in every garden in quantities.” ‘Quaker Lady’ –Last but not least, Kelly Norris who grew up on his family’s iris farm and now works at the Greater Des Moines Botanical ...