For gardeners looking for a smaller non-bearded iris to grow in container gardens, consider the bright dwarf crested iris, or ...

B earded irises boast intricate petals with ruffled edges in pastel hues, making them a showstopper in any garden. My bearded ...

Irises put on a show in Southern gardens in a rainbow of colors. Learn when different types of irises—Dwarf, Dutch, and Bearded—bloom and how to care for irises.

Dividing your bearded irises in summer will pay off next spring with more stunning flowers.

Mike Wolcott’s musings on the bearded irises from his old family homestead got me wondering more about their history in the US. “Bearded” irises are native to Europe and East Asia, but they ...

Ask the Gardener: Irises are simply divine This versatile group of perennials thrives in many conditions, and bears deep symbolism and a connection with humans.

A Camano Island flower farmer shares tips for growing and enjoying bearded iris, an old-fashioned flower frequently found in long-established gardens.

Big, blowzy blooms with petals (or whatever they are called) blowing in the breeze -- tall bearded irises are at once stately and flamboyant.

Beautiful irises grow in Georgia Many types and colors of irises can be grown in most parts of the United States. Bearded irises are among the most beautiful and most common. (Courtesy of Walter ...

However, many bearded iris varieties need freezing winters to abundantly flower in the spring and fall, which is why SoCal gardeners can be disappointed unless they seek out low-chill varieties.

Saskatchewan gardening: Bearded iris origin is shrouded in mystery The most dependable and widely grown species on the Canadian prairies are the bearded iris, the Siberian iris and the blue flag iris.

Booze Hound: Fansville Diesel at Bearded Iris For fans of fernet, the strange concoction will go down smoothly ...