Deadheading or promptly removing ... in early spring and again about a month after the blooms have faded. Overcrowding: If a stand of irises stops blooming well, it is time to divide the bulb ...

Bloom Time: Spring. When to Prune: Shortly after blooming. How to Prune: Focus on just reshaping, cleaning, and deadheading the vines, which allows the plant to continue growing and developing ...

Peace lilies reach their peak bloom in April, but many plant owners ... Think of it as giving your plant a little refresh.” After deadheading, if the leaves and stalks on your peace lily appear ...

The annual Benson Iris Society Show has been postponed to April 26 after local irises took a beating ... "Any iris that was in bloom got totally creamed, I mean, shredded," Rhoads said.

Why Are My Irises ... to bloom. If this is the case, try dividing the irises this coming summer. Keep in mind that recently divided and transplanted irises may not flower for a year or two after ...

DENVER — It’s spring in Colorado, and that means your garden is ready to become beautiful and lively again after a long ...

The Benson Iris Society's annual show will take place later this month instead of Saturday as planned. Blame the hail.

Reblooming varieties should be deadheaded after the initial spring or early summer bloom. You can skip deadheading other hydrangeas and enjoy the spent flower heads instead, which are often quite ...

A very dry summer and winter have been reflected in the bare ground and lack of lush lawns in area landscapes. There has been some relief with the recent 2 inches of rain, and we can expect more ...

These shade-loving blooms that will bring vibrant color, texture, and life to even the darkest parts of your landscape.

"If your plant isn't blooming, maybe move it a little bit closer ... It's also important to deadhead any faded flowers, "as the more you deadhead, the more flowers you'll receive".