Marianne's Response
Irises won’t bloom
I have irises. Now, I am an experienced gardener but I’ll be damned if I can get the irises to blossom. I divided a large clump two years ago, put individual ones in a whole different spot and they grew fine, but no blossoms.
What to do?
Posted by Ellie Brown on March 20, 2015
Marianne's Response
Irises need full-on hot baking sun and should not be planted too deep. Divide the thick roots right after the blooming season and just barely cover the roots with soil. Newly divided corms may take a few years to settle in and grow to flowering size. If you divided two years ago, I would scrap some of the soil or mulch off the top of those roots now and expect some flowers this spring as the third year could be the charm. Keep growing, Marianne Binetti
