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Garden History

The Story of Iris

Karen October 1, 2013 0 Comments

The genus Iris includes over 250 species that range in size from the diminutive Iris danfordiae and I reticulata (4-6”) to tall I. pallid, I. siberica, and I. pseudacorus growing…

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Garden Journal: August 29, 2010

Karen August 31, 2010 0 Comments

Sunny skies, high temperatures without humidity, and less rain have made gardening this week a pleasure. The soil has dried considerably and the fungi that have plagued the lawn are…

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Garden Journal: April 18, 2010

Karen April 20, 2010 2 Comments

Sunshine and warm temperatures have continued to coax many plants into bloom. Others are slowly beginning to grow new shoots and leaves and their new coats of green are very…

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Garden Journal May 31, 2009

Karen June 1, 2009 22 Comments

Five days of rain and cloudy weather shattered the rose garden and inhibited many perennials, but some pushed on and, unable to contain their enthusiasm, burst into bloom. They are…

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Garden Journal: May 24, 2009

Karen May 25, 2009 18 Comments

Warm temperatures and sunny skies have spurred many perennials into action while the roses continue to bloom, new ones coming into their full glory while others decline. Color is popping…

Garden Pests and diseases

How to identify and Control Iris Leaf Spot

Karen April 3, 2009 4 Comments

The symptoms of iris leaf spot are described and ways to reduce and control infection is given.

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