i discovered a clump of iris yesterday at a vacant house, soon to be leveled - i need to move these iris - these iris belonged to my grandmother - can i dig and replant at this time of year - do you have any other suggestions - thanks
mr toad
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Oops! So the ones I just dug up for my sister and brother for this weekend, won't bloom hey? WIll they next year?
Jane (from the middle of the Mitten state)
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Depends on the variety. My English Cottage will bloom every year regardless of moving it or not, but my Indian Chief will take two years off if it is disturbed.
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k, will have to wait and see then! Thanks!
Jane (from the middle of the Mitten state)
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