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Jul 9, 2014 5:46 PM CST
Name: Tom
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I have several that are mixed beds, and some that are just irises. If I ever completely re-do the beds, I think I'd make the mixed bed a bit differently then I did the first time. For examle I'd probably put the day lilies and lilies in the back half so I could mulch it, and then have the irises up front where I could get at them to weed them.
In this bed I have day lilies, lilies, spider wart, spiria, and clematis
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This is the fence row that I would like to re-do with the daylilies in the back and the iris in the front.
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These lilies start to bloom when the iris are done, and before the day lilies
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After these lilies are done blooming, then the day lilies are in full bloom, so you have some color all summer long.
I also have 3 long beds of just irises, and they are easier to maintian, but they are just leaves for a good part of the year.
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