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The Thompson and Morgan Katharine Hodgkin Iris 32-pack is ideal for gardeners looking to add early-season elegance to rockeries, containers, or shaded areas beneath trees. These dwarf iris bulbs are celebrated for their mesmerising pale blue and yellow intricate patterns, providing a vibrant, low-maintenance display that returns each spring. While these bulbs offer exceptional early-spring charm and hardy growth, gardeners should be aware that the plant is harmful if ingested, making it unsuitable for areas accessible to pets or small children.
| Model Part Number | KJ2553 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson and Morgan |
Yes, you can plant them in deep containers and keep them on a cool, sunny windowsill for early indoor blooms.
No, these bulbs are harmful if eaten, so it is best to plant them in areas inaccessible to pets.
These should be planted in late autumn to ensure they establish their roots before the coldest part of winter.
You should wait until it has completely died back naturally, as the leaves feed the bulb for the following year.
Bury the bulbs at a depth about twice their own height.
Iris bulbs typically do not require heavy feeding, but a good quality, well-draining soil or loam-based compost is essential.
Check soil drainage; waterlogged soil during winter often leads to bulb rot.
Ensure the site receives adequate sunlight; lack of light can cause the plants to stretch and become weak.
The bulbs are likely overcrowded; divide the clumps in the autumn to give individual bulbs more room to grow.
For optimal results, plant these bulbs in late autumn at a depth roughly twice the height of the bulb. Ensure the soil is well-draining and moist, as poor drainage is the primary cause of bulb failure. If using containers, ensure they are deep enough to accommodate the bulbs and use high-quality loam-based compost.
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