By Rich Sacher When we grow water lilies or bog plants in submerged pots, we must remember that this is a very artificial situation. Most roots are confined to the pot, and they often do not have enough time to grow out of the pot, and into the surrounding pond soil. This is why we […]
Soil to use for water plants and bog plants is clay soil, is a compact and heavy soil that do not float when is fully submerged in the water. Is not common find it in the garden center. If the pot with the plant will be placed in the border of the pond not fully […]
by Chad Harris Written for and Published in New Zealand Iris Society Bulletin 192 – March 2014 Reprinted in Species Iris Group of North America No. 90 – Summer 2014 Iris laevigata is a species iris found from Lake Baikal, Siberia to temperate eastern Asia and Japan. The average winter temperatures at Lake Baikal are -25C […]
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