Re: Iris

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Posted by Newt on July 07, 2003 at 11:01:06:

In Reply to: Iris posted by Sue on July 03, 2003 at 04:14:21:

: I recieved a bunch of Iris from a friend last year. I planted them but I have gotten no flowers this year.
: How do I get them to flower next year?
: Thanks,
: Sue

Hi Sue,
Most plants need a year or two to recover from being transplanted. Just give them some time to reestablish their root systems so that they can support the blooms. :)

Newt

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: : I recieved a bunch of Iris from a friend last year. I planted them but I have gotten no flowers this year.
: : How do I get them to flower next year?
: : Thanks,
: : Sue

: Hi Sue,
: Most plants need a year or two to recover from being transplanted.  Just give them some time to reestablish their root systems so that they can support the blooms.  :)

: Newt



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