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Category Archives: horticulture

When, why and how to dig and divide bearded iris

Irises grow from a rhizome, a form of modified stem that creeps along the ground just beneath the surface. Irises have a fat, fleshy rhizome for storing water and starch, which contributes to their durability.

Posted bymatt.pizzutiJune 16, 2020December 21, 2020Posted inhorticultureTags: bearded iris, dividing iris, iris, iris germanica, maintenance

How to naturalize tulips for a carefree spring garden that returns and multiplies

With a little discrimination and planing, tulips can be grown to naturalize and grow as one of your most reliable and consistent plants.

Posted bymatt.pizzutiMay 30, 2020December 21, 2020Posted inhorticultureTags: bulbs, fosteriana tulips, greigii tulips, kaufmanniana tulips, species tulips, tulips

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