I know they are supposed to but mine got grown over by other vegetation and were sun starved for months. They lost many of their leaves and some of the rhizomes are mushy. The soil has a lot of rotted compost in it but I figure that being raised that the drainage would compensate for that. Some that had sun seem to be doing very well. I want to line them up in the back boarder for next year. Is this a good idea if I allow only low growing plants for next spring? Will adding sand help? I want them in this location so I can see them every day while they are in bloom. But I also don't want to waste the 50 dollars I just spent on iris ethier. Here is one of the beauties
Where can I find flower wholesalers that florists use?
I'm thinking about getting my mom a new self-propelled lawnmower for Mom's day. What is the best brand?
How can I keep my neighbor's male laborador from urinating on my outdoor gardens?
Will my peonies bloom again in the fall and how do I prepare them for winter?
In reference to question I'd asked earlier .. What is the proper name for dogstickers?
Why is my andromeda plant turning brown & brittle on 1 side?
How can I get rid of ants in my garden (millions of them!)?
Is it too late to plant pumpkin? (Southern VA)?My Viburnum opulus 'Sterile' tree looks athletic within the winter but not when it flowers?