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Name: Ian McBeth Lincoln, NE (Zone 5b) Try Naturalizing perennials! :)        SonoveShakespeare Mar 5, 2021 8:53 AM CST |
| Cleaned out the flower beds against the south and east sides of my home yesterday. I was more worried about those irises getting rot since the beds are in partial shade (take a little longer for soil to dry). However, we are in a freeze zone until early May, and I'm not worried about those irises getting a little freeze. The house protects them by keeping them a tad warmer, and I remember in the past cleaning out flower beds at this time of year and all my perennials survived the unexpected freeze. I may just continue cleaning out the rest of the flower beds/gardens on my property now that I have next week off. Hopefully the weather will be nice though.  Not only people give others signs, but plants do too. |
Name: Jeanne Lansing, Iowa (Zone 5a)     gardenglassgems Mar 5, 2021 10:06 AM CST |
| Thanks Elsa. I will be sure to share pictures when I start getting blooms. I haven't looked at my Iris close up so I don't know what if anything is going on with them. I noticed one of my raised beds of Iris is snow free so I may take a walk out through the snow to check that bed out. Yard decor, repurposing, and flowers, |
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