1. Planting Instructions - Iris Flower Gardening Flower Bulbs Gardening Books Gardening Articles IRIS BEARDED IRIS When to Plant For best results, iris should be planted http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

2. Schreiner's Iris Gardens - Hundreds Of Varieties Of Radiant Irises Schreiner's Iris Gardens features worldclass iris for your garden. Featuring Tall Bearded Iris, Dwarf Iris, and many discount Iris collections. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

3. AIS American Iris Society Website Promotes the culture and improvement of the Iris. Includes events, regional chapters, classification, cultivar registration and photographs. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

4. Iris City Gardens, Nashville Nashville, Tennessee nursery specializing in antique bearded iris and species crosses. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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6. DAYLILIES, HOSTAS, IRISES - Happy Moose Gardening Forum - DAYLILY General Iris Discussion. Open discussion about any and all aspects of irises Forum News. General information about Happy Moose Gardening http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

7. Society For Louisiana Iris Membership organization for enthusiasts of the Louisiana iris varieties, aims to promote, educate, and conserve. Information about culture and http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

8. Prairie Garden Wild Iris. (Gardening In General). @ HighBeam Prairie Garden Wild Iris. (Gardening In General). @ HighBeam Research http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

9. Trying To Locate Lipstick Lies (Bearded Iris) - Gardening Trying to Locate Lipstick Lies (Bearded Iris) Topics Gardening Flowers Readers Request Gardening 200507-22 Post Feedback! http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. Iris Club Of Southeast Michigan Iris Gardening Links GARDENING LINKS Iris Societies. American Iris Society. British Iris Society. Canadian Iris Society. French Iris and Bulbous Plant Society http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

11. AIS: Iris Links iris gardening information for teachers and others to use in Presby Memorial Iris Gardens THE PRESBY MEMORIAL IRIS GARDENS of Upper Montclair, NJ. http://www.irises.org/links.htm

h k Iris Links (updated July 28, 2005) The links listings are divided into sections to help readers more easily locate the links according to their area of interest. In order to keep this a useful listing outdated/non-functioning links are deleted and will have to be resubmitted. The listings are reviewed intermittently for content relevance and functionality. Iris Societies AIS Regions AIS Local Iris Clubs/Societies Iris Information and Reference ... Commercial Directory/Listing The symbol indicates a new/recently added link. The symbol indicates that a previous link now has a new URL (web address). If you visit this link frequently, you should update your "Bookmarks" or "Favorites" list. Information on requesting a link to be added to this page is found at the end of this page. Iris Societies: Aril Society International (ASI) Official website and information on Aril and Arilbred irises. British Iris Society (BIS) Official website of the British Iris Society.

12. Fogster | IRIS GARDENING & LANDSCAPING - (San Rafael) Taking the power of newspaper classifieds and the reach of the Internet, Fogster.com is a new approach to classifieds both online and in print. http://www.fogster.com/listing.php?id=1486

13. Eureka Reference Guides Wholesale Club Order 2006 Eureka Hosta/iris gardening Club Wholesale Pricing Gardening Club Wholesale Order Information Form. Daylily, Iris or Hosta Club http://www.gardeneureka.com/-Pages/ClubWholesaleOrderInfo.htm

Eureka readers Get your 2006 Eureka HOSTA/IRIS Reference Guide and your 2006 Eureka DAYLILY Reference Guide, through your gardening club. Save money for yourself and other club members. Eureka DAYLILY Reference Guide Club Wholesale Pricing Order your Eureka DAYLILY Reference Guide in bulk quantities through your daylily club and save money. The Eureka Daylily retails for $29.95 per copy with $4.95 shipping and handling for a total retail price of $34.90 per copy. Save money with your club order and save more with each additional copy. Please see the chart below for your club wholesale price. Wholesale Shipping and Handling (S/H) is $1.25 per book for UPS Ground shipment. For faster UPS Three-Day shipment, S/H would be $2.50 per book Note: After placing your club order, additions to the order may be made until your order is shipped. Any additional orders received before shipment can accumulate additional discounts for the order. For example, if you ordered 15 copies of Eureka Iris now and then five more before shipment you would be eligible for a 15% discount instead of the original 10% for the total 20 copies. However, additional club wholesale orders received after shipment will receive the initial discount only and have a minimum reorder requirement of ten copies. You can also order the 2006 Eureka Daylily Two-Set CD Supplement @ $17.95 with your wholesale order and PAY NO SHIPPING on these.

14. Gardening:Iris - Wikibooks The Persian and Spanish irises belong here. The bulbs give rise to but a single stem. Retrieved from http//en.wikibooks.org/wiki/GardeningIris http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Gardening:Iris

Gardening:Iris From Wikibooks Irises IRIS flowers include many handsome perennials, of which the blue flag is familiar to every old-fashioned garden. They are favorites everywhere, for their brilliant spring and summer bloom; and they are easy to grow. Most irises thrive best in a rather moist soil, and some of them may be colonized in the water in margins of ponds. Gardeners usually divide them into two sectionsthe tuberous-rooted or rhizomatous, and the bulbous. A third divisionthe fibrous-rootedis sometimes made. Of the bulbous section, most species are not hardy far North. The bulbs should be taken up and replanted every two or three years. The Persian and Spanish irises belong here. The bulbs give rise to but a single stem. Retrieved from " http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Gardening:Iris Views Module Discussion Edit this page History Personal tools Create an account or log in Navigation Main Page Community Portal Recent changes Random module ... Donations Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link This page was last modified 17:02, 10 July 2005. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License About Wikibooks

15. City Gardening plants to garden decor items. The iris gardening products page inludes links to site where you can buy bearded, japanese, scented, and other types of irises http://www.citygardening.net/

The challenges of growing plants in the city include shadows from buildings and trees, hectic schedules, and small spaces But the rewards of eating that home grown fruit or vegetable and seeing the pastel of flower colors make it worth while. Gardening in Urban environments can range from a few pots to reletively large gardens depending where you live. So no matter whether you have a tiny garden or a large garden, gardening can be a fun past time for someone who lives in the city, apartment, suburbs, or the country. Each environment has its own unique challenges when it comes to gardening, successfully. Inside this web site you will find photos, gardening topics, and information and shopping links. The information and links within the site are not only geared towards those who are apartment or home gardening but also are valuable to commercial growers of plants. The gardening information links and topics within city gardening include a diverse range of topics and information from everything about container gardening to starting seeds. The gardening information directory tries to give information related to a specific plant to as

16. Iris Planting Guide And Iris Gardening Guide Bearded Iris Planting Guide and iris gardening Guide, Information on your bearded iris plants. We provide gardening tips bearded iris. http://www.walking-p-bar.com/shopsite/Planting-and-Gardening-Guide.html

Home All Iris Internet Specials Map Nola’s Iris Garden Bearded Iris Planting and Gardening Guide About Bearded Iris Irises prefer a full day of sun, but will grow and bloom well if given six or more hours of sunlight. The best time to plant is after the Iris has finished the bloom season and before it starts new growth. In most cases, this will be between July and October avoiding periods of temperature extremes. The ideal time is when the summer heat has ended and cooler fall weather arrives. For climates with severe winters and early freezing temperatures, we recommend planting prior to August 15. This will ensure early root development. The bearded Iris is drought tolerant but will rot if too wet. Gardeners can avoid many problems by providing good drainage to protect the Iris from getting "wet feet". When You Receive Your Iris When you receive your shipment of Irises you should remove them immediately to let them air out for a day or so before planting them. If you are unable to plant them within a day or two lay them outside in the shade. Do not put in a closed building where they might get too hot. Irises can remain out of the ground for a week or two but you should try to plant within three days of receipt. Water at planting time and keep moist but not soggy for the first month (see About Sunlight and Water section below). Prepare Your Soil A well-prepared bed for your Irises will result in better growth and bloom. Irises grow in average garden soils with a PH close to neutral (6.5 to 6.8). They like loose well-drained soil since they do not tolerate standing in wet soil. In heavy clay, we recommend raised beds or raised rows with lots of compost. Some say that adding coarse sand is good, but you will need to add at least 30% or you run the risk of creating concrete. We have had very good results with compost but, as with the sand, it takes a lot.

17. Woottens Of Wenhaston Specialist plant nursery for pelargoniums and bearded iris. List of plants, gardening advice, design service and mail list. http://www.woottensplants.co.uk/

18. Park's Flowers, Vegetable Seeds, And Bulbs: Bearded Iris Epicenter - An Award-wi Epicenter makes the ideal complement to your blue, purple, and yellow Bearded Irises, its exceptional color standing out nicely in bouquets or the garden. http://www.parkseed.com/gardening/Park/PD.49853/NV.PrevMainPage.gatepage/CH.Gate

You have items in your cart! Total: $0.00 View Cart My Account Order Status your e-mail here: Click Here For Info Search Highlights Web Specials New Items Park Exclusives Top 10 Bestsellers ... Hard-To-Find Seeds NEW! The Park Gardener's Handbook Departments Annuals Bulbs Collections Container Plants ... Vines and Climbers About Us Catalog Quick Order FREE Catalog FREE e-Newsletter Our Guarantee ... Zone Map Refer A Friend your e-mail here: friend's e-mail here: Free Gift for Both! Click here now for Park's Whopper Vegetables! Click here now for AlgoFlash Fertilizers Click here now for Bellflower Purple Sensation Bearded Iris Epicenter Iris Epicenter Tall, striking, and unforgettable! Smoldering Color for the Iris Garden! This very popular variety combines black-cherry red and pale apricot! No Iris garden is complete without this tall, handsome variety. Ever since its 1994 introduction it's been a favorite among Iris experts and home gardeners alike, winning awards and hearts everywhere it goes! Epicenter has black-cherry red standards (upper petals) held straight up and very frilly, plus pale apricot falls (lower petals) heavily outlined and stippled in the same shade of black-cherry as the standards. The blooms measure 4 inches wide and are lightly ruffled, for a formal, very lush look. And because this Iris is a bit taller than most (42 inches), it towers in the garden like a beacon!

19. Park's Flowers, Vegetable Seeds, And Bulbs: Bearded Iris Imprimis - A Bearded Ir The ideal complement to blue and purple Bearded Irises, this highly unusual Australian variety is just what the garden and vase has been looking for! http://www.parkseed.com/gardening/Park/PD.49851/NV.PrevMainPage.gatepage/CH.Gate

You have items in your cart! Total: $0.00 View Cart My Account Order Status your e-mail here: Click Here For Info Search Highlights Web Specials New Items Park Exclusives Top 10 Bestsellers ... Hard-To-Find Seeds NEW! The Park Gardener's Handbook Departments Annuals Bulbs Collections Container Plants ... Vines and Climbers About Us Catalog Quick Order FREE Catalog FREE e-Newsletter Our Guarantee ... Zone Map Refer A Friend your e-mail here: friend's e-mail here: Free Gift for Both! Click here now for Park's Whopper Vegetables! Click here now for AlgoFlash Fertilizers Click here now for Bellflower Purple Sensation Bearded Iris Imprimis Iris Imprimis The perfect companion to all your blue and purple Irises! Extraordinary Color Combo! The standards have a hint of lilac around the white, while the falls show a ghost of blue beneath the pink! Now here's a new look for the Iris garden: both the white standards (upper petals) and pink falls (lower petals) have a hint of blue somewhere in their background! The ideal complement to blue and purple Bearded Irises, this highly unusual Australian variety is just what the garden (and vase) has been looking for! Shake up the Iris garden with these stunning 4-inch blooms. The beard is a rich mahogany-bronze, and the blue undertones are visible only in the veins of the falls and around the edges of the standards. Most "pink" Irises are really more of a peach shade, but this one is an old-fashioned hue that you won't find anywhere else in the garden. How often can we say that about a petal?

20. Shepard Iris Garden Thank you for allowing us to share the joy of iris, gardening and friendship. Shepard iris Garden at peak bloom. Because this will be our last year, http://shepardiris.com/

Homepage Irises 2005 Introductions Arilbred ... Email Greetings From Shepard Iris Garden Because this will be our last year, all orders will be shipped by USPS. Please give us a date that is most suitable for your schedule. The only exception to mailing will be the orders for those who sign up for the seminars and those who want us to pot their order for late pickup at the cost of $2.50 per pot. Seminar orders may be picked up at the seminar. All orders placed by April 30th will receive a 10% discount. web site by: T h e G a r d e n S i t e . c o m FastCounter by bCentral

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