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How to Grow Large LA. Iris Rhizomes

In Louisiana Iris by Christine Moore

About Louisiana Irises: What are They? Louisiana water Irises are easy-to-grow aquatic plants grown from rhizomes. These resilient plants may be cultivated in pond-immersed containers or in your flower garden. From harsh, frigid frosty winters to warm, tropical locations. Louisianas thrive in a broad variety of climates in Australia. Louisiana Iris After Purchase to Planting Time Care Rhizomes should be …

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Are You Concerned With Brown Spots On Bearded Iris

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Iris Leaf Spot on Bearded Iris Leaf spot or blotch is one of the common and widespread diseases affecting Iris varieties and daylilies. Both bulbous and rhizome type Irises get affected by this fungal disease. Bearded Irises are often at great risk of the fungal infection. This disease is caused by the fungus Mycosphaerella Macrospora, earlier known as Didymellina Macrospora. …

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Daylily Seedlings

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To breed one of your own daylily seedlings is easy and free. Daylilies are very easy to make, they are among the most pollinated species in the world. Crossing two daylily flowers to invent your own unique creation is simple, but you have to have your timing right and know a few tips on how to cross pollinate daylilies. Its …

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5 Steps in Starting Your Own Brand New Daylily Garden       

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Thanks to their natural beauty, colourful displays, and ease of maintenance, daylilies have become a very popular choice amongst gardening enthusiasts in Australia and across the globe. These plants can brighten up any outdoor space in clumps as a single specimen or planted in drifts of staggering heights. They will add an eye-catching touch to your garden without having to …

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About Daylilies – Daylily Flowers and Plants

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Daylilies are an easy to grow rewarding perennial plant that does grow well in all states of Australia. Daylilies flower prolifically from late spring to early summer and spasmodic flowering in winter. Daylily hybrids have evolved from a small group of species in the genus Hemerocallis. Until recently, the daylily flower was only available in yellow, orange and fulvous red. …

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Edible Daylily Hemerocallis Fulva For Sale

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Edible Daylily (Hemerocallis fulva) also known as the Orange daylily tawny daylily, common daylilies, fulvous daylily, ditch lily or the original wild orange daylily. Today it is well known for growing everywhere along the sides of roads nation wide in the United States and Canada. The ornamental plant is native to Asia and is an infertile triploid and is famously …

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Irises How Peter’s Hobby Grew

In Louisiana Iris by Christine Moore1 Comment

The Jackson Experience: In the late 1980s Peter began ‘pollen daubing’, mainly as a hobby, but the interest grew, and so did the number of plants. Some earlier varieties that proved to be good parents were Louisiana Iris Margaret Lee, Gladiator’s Gift, and Gatecrasher. Later, Extraordinaire, Garnet Storm Dancer, and Far and Away produced

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