Do you live in a region that's prone to drought and dry air? These are humidity-loving plants you shouldn't attempt to grow ...

Dwarf iris Scientific name: All dwarf irises are in the Iris genus Zones: 3 to 9 Light needs: Full sun, but some varieties tolerate partial shade Preferred soil: Well-draining soil—bulbs do not like ...

Tasks may include the following: remove and discard weeds, dead and diseased plants, and rotted vegetables; prune, divide, ...

One way to ensure your winter on the prairies is more enjoyable is to pot up a selection of spring bulbs to be enjoyed inside ...

Having a septic tank in your yard can be a huge eyesore. One way to make it less unattractive is to plant a luscious bulb ...

As with all fritillaries, Fritillaria imperialis are spring bulbs to plant in fall, so it is best to add this job to your ...

The southern blue flag iris is typically found growing in Virginia, south to Georgia and Florida, and west to Texas, producing vertical growth to two or three feet tall. Atop these stems, violet-blue ...

If planting individual roots, leave 6 to 8 inches of space; if planting a clump, give them 18 to 24 inches from each other and from other perennials. Water the newly planted iris plants lightly every ...

plant them and wait to enjoy their spring display. Popular choices for spring-blooming bulbs include (top row, left to right) tulip, iris, daylily, (bottom row, left to right) narcissus, grape ...

UNLIKE THE GERMAN IRIS OR THE BIG TALL BEARDED IRIS ... JUST EMAIL PLANT QUEST Now is the time to plan your spring garden - planting bulbs in the fall means you'll get the delayed gratification ...

October is perfect for planting bulbs that bloom in the spring, such as tulips, daffodils and crocus. Iris and peonies are best to plant or transplant in the fall as well. Here are a few tips for ...