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Transplanting Irises

Transplanting IrisesThere are many different beautiful varieties of this popular garden bulb. This guide is about transplanting irises.
     

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Transplanting Irises

How long will the dug and dried iris survive? We are moving in 5 months and would like to take our iris with us.

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When is the best time to transplant iris?

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By frugalsunnie 09/17/2011

Most bulbs are best transplanted or divided after flowering has stopped and the foliage has progressed to a point where it looks dead and scraggly.

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