Re: companion plants for iris>
- Subject: Re: companion plants for iris>
- From: u*@yahoo.com
- Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 16:29:12 -0000
I'd like suggestions for the opposite of the ideas so far given---
What can I plant near my iris fans (in Z. 3) that will be
"more interesting" (no offense, folks) when the iris blooms
have (sniffle, sniffle) finished for the season?
--or that will actually contribute to good iris
health/soil comp./etc... ?
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--- In iris-talk@y..., "lilylvr" <lilylvr@k...> wrote:
> I have Violets, Bachelor's Buttons, Pyrethrum Daisies, Gerard's
Phlox, Prostrate Phlox, Columbine and Poppies that bloom during TB
season. Peonies also make an interesting backdrop for some iris but
mine have not taken off yet. I also have a large rugosa rose that
blooms all at once that makes quite a picture. I love gold iris with
the orange poppies, and white gerard's phlox. And EdithWolford looks
great with pink and maroon pyrethrum daisies. I think the pink tones
bring out the blue in the falls and are pastel enough to make the
yellow show nicely. I am sure they would look good with any blue,
purple, or yellow iris. As well as white. I also have a number of
bulbs that put on a nice show with the iris. I am still working out
details with my gardens and would love to know of any other sugestions
> Wendy Zone 5
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: gloriaaw2002@y...
> To: iris-talk@y...
> Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2001 8:20 PM
> Subject: [iris-talk] companion plants for bearded irises
>
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> what suggestions do you have for perennial plants that bloom at
the
> same time as bearded irises? I'm in zone 5.
> Thanks
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