Iris border

Some plants are long-term givers in the garden—flowering their socks off from spring right through to the last days of autumn. Others burst forth in a brie

Got narrow borders? 🌸 Here are some of the best plants you can grow to make the most of your space: espalier trees, bearded iris, libertia, honeysuckle, erigeron, lavender, Japanese quince. Find more great plants for narrow borders, plus advice on growing all of the above, at the link in our bio. #Flowers #GardenDesign #GardenIdeas #GardenersWorld

Are you looking to add a burst of color and texture to your garden? Look no further than iris flower beds! These vibrant and hardy plants are perfect for

Check out these stunning companion plants for iris flowers for a colorful garden: columbine, salvia, peonies, lupines, allium, daylilies, and oriental poppies.

If you want to grow bearded iris in your yard or garden, this article is a must-read, because it includes everything you need to know about growing irises. We’ll teach you how to grow, maintain, and divide bearded iris, which is one of the most elegant flowers for spring and summer.

Neighbors down the street have an old stone wall out by the road. A border of pink peonies and various shades of purple and lilac irises grows in front of it. What a glorious sight it is each year.

Planting companions for irises can accentuate their beauty while providing mutual benefits. Consider pairing them with daylilies, peonies, salvias, catmints, coreopsis, or Russian sage for a stunning display. Have you evaluated the sunlight, soil, and water requirements of these companion plants? Delve deeper into our guide for expert tips on iris companion planting.

Iris & foxglove