Do bearded iris do well in pots?
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by cinta on March 23, 2006 11:48 AM
Greg I have daylily stella, and a old iris that seems to grow anywhere. I did this by accident I seperated some plants and did not have time to plant them in the garden and put them in the pot as a temporary home.
They have been through two winters and still alive.
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They have been through two winters and still alive.
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by Triss on March 23, 2006 12:43 PM
Greg,
Yes they do grow well in pots. Once the flowers/plants start to get small, then you would want to separate them to give them more room. I have seen quite a few different kinds of bulb combinations in pots that are just amazing!
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Yes they do grow well in pots. Once the flowers/plants start to get small, then you would want to separate them to give them more room. I have seen quite a few different kinds of bulb combinations in pots that are just amazing!
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I was thinking about making a pot of bearded iris and small daylilies...
Has anyone tried this or would it be better to plant these in the ground?
It would be nice to have a pot that i don't have to plant every spring.
Greg
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