transplanting

Thanks to all for the info.  It was as I expected.  It is getting warm here
and my patience goes in inverse proportion with the temperature.  I will
wait and then bring them to their new home.  I am into simple bearded
irises, and a lot of the tall siberian and japanese varieties.  I have had
good luck leaving all in the ground here in central/east Texas.  I have some
bearded ones from a neighbor who's grandma planted them around the turn of
the century- they were VERY crowded and at surface level, they are doing
very well, tho I know they will not bloom for a coupla years now.  I tried
"rock irises", got a few small purple (is there any other color???) blooms.
They bloomed and faded FAST, with the crocuses.

Thanks again,
Sharon A. Ruck,  the herb and Harley Davidson lady
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