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Mon, Apr 3, 06 at 10:06
| Help me save my irises - Last year October, I moved and pulled some irises, trimmed and transplated. I transplanted at my new home, not knowing what the area was like. There was a small garden along the shed, but I am finding it is getting rain run off and the irises have lifted out of the ground. I don't want to mess with them right now. Any suggestions, I had some really beautiful hybrid and hate to loose them. Thanks for any advice. |
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| add dirt on them to cover any roots put stones, or rocks along edges to slow water to keep it from taking your soil Good luck |
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- Posted by lswendrowski (My Page) on Wed, Apr 5, 06 at 10:46
| Thanks so much - I will do that tonight. I see I posted this in the wrong spot too. I am so glad you responded. Again thank you so much. |
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