Moving and the Slow, Spontaneous Summer

It’s been awhile since I posted here. In addition to the typical frantic end of the school year antics, we were moving.  If someone were to tell me how difficult moving is, I would never have believed them. My whole perspective of time is off. Everything is a blur of brown boxes and packing tape. … Continue Reading →

Dividing Iris: Follow these four easy steps for prolific blooms year after year

Old-fashioned Siberian iris along with the popular Bearded hybrids are among of my favorite late spring bloomers. Their delicate, intricate blooms appear too sensitive to touch as they balance among sword-like leaves. Unfortunately they don’t bloom long enough- here today, gone tomorrow. The key to keeping your iris’ blooming prolifically year after year is proper and timely divisions of the rhizomes. The rhizomes produce new … Continue Reading →