Bulbs: First Blooms, 0 by wallaby1

wallaby1 wrote:
Yes becky they do, but in summer they can withstand dryness too, they die back and rest much the same as daffs and tulips. Iris reticulata are not huge bulbs but should be planted about 8" deep, if shallow they split into many bulbs and take another 7 years to flower! They are trearted as an annual but I have had many return for a few years now, these are new ones I got in the autumn.

The two together