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2008

Composition of Iris reticulata

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Iris, one of my favorite flowers. Iris reticulata are grown in autumn, in the light position. The land should always be moist, but not during cold days. After flowering, fertilize every three months to have good bulbs in succession.

Iris reticulata is a small one early rustic species. Place bulbs in a container of 10 cm height and diameter 30.

Prefers well-drained ground, regular spraying is needed, from January to April, leaving it dry thoroughly ground in a spray and another.

Plant in dish for all seasons - Malcolm Hiller

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