Iris blooms from the Scottsbluff area will be featured Saturday as the Monument Valley Iris Society’s annual Show is set for this weekend.

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This is a good sign, it's time to start storing. "You should dig up spring bulbs once the foliage has completely yellowed and died back, which is usually 6 to 8 weeks after blooming. The dying leaves ...

Instead, dig them up once the leaves die down and discard them. You can also make a note to plant fresh bulbs in the fall for a guaranteed spring show. In some cases, letting seed heads develop ...

A general guide is to plant the bulb to a depth that equals three times its height. Iris bulbs go into the ground with the roots down and the tip pointing up toward the top of the hole. If you're ...

If you'd like to grow hyacinths in those warm areas, you'll need to dig them up and follow the chilling instructions for potted bulbs below. Unlike hyacinth bulbs in the ground, those grown in ...

Plant iris bulbs (bulbous irises) in autumn ... Sarah Cuttle To take iris cuttings, first dig up a clump of iris. Carefully split the rhizomes, either pulling them apart by hand or using a knife to ...

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The bulbs are best planted in the fall ... not directly on it. If the iris is not blooming as profusely as it once did, dig up the blub cluster or rhizome clump and divide it once blooming is complete ...