North Country Community College environmental science students dug around in the dirt on Earth Day, Tuesday, planting ...

Irises are flowering plants that grow from bulbs or rhizomes. They are easy to care for and reliably produce eye-catching blooms, making them a firm favorite in the garden. With more than 250 ...

To establish a truly thriving landscape, add companion plants with your azaleas. Add a variety of shrubs and perennials like ...

Native Pacific Iris or Siberian Iris extend a bed’s bloom into early summer. Erythronium conveniently “pops right up through other plants,” says Brummet. The later the plant emerges ...

The most common types of non-bearded iris sold to gardeners are Louisiana, Japanese, and Siberian iris,' notes ... irises can grow well as shade plants and thrive in wetter environments.

Winter aconite appears as the snow melts in March to brighten the winter landscape. The plant’s buttercup-shaped flowers and ferny foliage will slowly spread to form a colony under deciduous trees and ...

While frost generally causes minor damage to plants, there are species especially ... them in early spring. Coneflowers, Siberian iris, hostas and catmint are just a few of the species that ...

plants are in bloom — and even better ... When planted in multiples of threes or fives, Siberian iris (Iris sibirica) harmonizes beautifully with forsythia. They have a beautiful form wherein their ...

There's also a great range of blue hues, from the delicate pale blues of 'Blue Pearl' crocus and early stardrift, also known as striped squill, to sky-blue Siberian squill, to the periwinkle blues of ...

The Southwest Oklahoma Iris Society will hold its spring iris show Saturday at Central Plaza, Southwest 4th Street and ...