Re: Hot Weather/Gardening style

Kay
it is my understanding that an Iris rizone should be exposed to the sun and
should not be planted to deep.  I have always planted mine, when moving and
planting new selections almost on top of the ground.   therefore when I
relocated several of mine last fall and then added 2 to 3 inches of mulch on
top the rizone was not exposed, but I also understand that in time they will
work themselves to the surface.   If I'm wrong on this,  please,  someone
correct me.
I have a healthy record for being wrong

Donna   in NE Mississippi   zone 7

SkyWeaver9@aol.com wrote:

> As you said:
>
> If you Move and add Mulch to Iris in the fall....does it  hinder their
> blooming for the next year?
> I would not have thought that he mulch would have had anything to do with
> it...you learn so much on this list....
>
> Thanks guys...
>
> Kay
>
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