day has finally arrived, and we had our first Pearl Brewery Farmer’s Market Soft Opening. It went off without a hitch – even the occassional raindrops didn’t hinder us (now the rain can come pouring [...]
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your bearded iris tubers, plant them at ground level with the top of the rhizome showing through the ground. Add some bone meal in the hole before planting. The leaves should be already cut dow [...] Last night I did a seminar for the Men’s Garden Club of San Antonio at the San Antonio Garden Center (next to the Botanical Gardens on Funston). What a great group of gardeners and fun people! I spoke on both daylilies and bearded iris, and just a tad on [...] daylily and iris seminars in both Poth and Gonzales Texas. On the way to Green Acres Nursery in Gonzales, there were two houses just down from the main Courthouse square that I stopped at to take some pictures [...] delivered a load of bearded iris and daylilies up to the Texas Hill Country Garden Club garage and plant [...] This is going to be a busy weekend. I have several seminars on both daylilies at iris at local nurseries. Saturday morning I will be The Garden Party Nursery in Poth, [...] Abby Chant Intermediate Bearded Iris Ray's Total Recall bearded iris Spring has arrived! The bearded iris are really starting to bloom. Here are a couple of photos of current blooms. Total Recall is a tall yellow with a huge flower. This iris is blooming in New Braunfels. Abby Chant is another yellow and white [...] We are finally getting some rain, where to use [...] I worked a little outside today, planting new bulbs and plants. While in the garden I noticed that my Muscari Armenicum (grape hyacinth) was blooming, as were some of my Texas Bluebonnets (the maroon ones called Alamo fire), and some of my freesias are about to [...] |
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