Bearded irises can be grown almost anywhere, adding color and pop to the garden each spring.

I've always loved bearded irises, ever since I stumbled upon a neighborhood garden with at least 20 different kinds of irises blooming. The rainbow of colors was mesmerizing, and I knew one day I'd ...

Follow these tips to grow bearded irises and grace your garden with long-lasting, colorful flowers. Reviewed by David ...

Bearded irises are, undoubtedly, the tall standouts of the spring bulbs, with their showstopper flowers, complete with the ruffled edges that give them their name. If you’re looking for more variety, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Even though bearded irises are tough plants, some maintenance will help the plants look great year after year. Consider snapping ...

It’s February and my iris need feeding. Its one of the tips I received about growing these show-stopping beauties. In my earliest gardening days, I never planted iris, mostly because my mother didn’t ...

Irises are some of the most popular flowers in gardens. They are easy to grow, long-lived and relatively carefree perennials. They also can be found in a variety of colors, ranging from pink, purple, ...

Darlene F. of Sonoma asks: My bearded irises used to bloom beautifully. This year there weren’t many blooms. They are in full sun, get plenty of water and they’re growing in good soil. There are a lot ...

Local bearded iris lovers look forward every year to two events: the Monterey Bay Iris Society (MBIS) show in May, and then their iris rhizome sale the first Saturday of August. At the rhizome sale, 9 ...

A common problem for gardeners is a peony or bearded iris that doesn’t bloom. Almost always, the reason is incorrect planting. Unlike many perennials, peony and iris have specific planting ...

Beth Train of the Inland Region Iris Society will speak on “Growing Tall Bearded Iris — Their Care and Culture” when the Redlands Horticultural and Improvement Society meets 7 p.m. Thursday, March 16, ...

Dennis: A chance encounter way back in 1920 eventually led to the Willamette Valley becoming home to one of the top commercial growers in the U.S. of the plant sometimes referred to as “the poor man’s ...