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15 years ago

I alot of my irises are blooming but some are very small flowers. Is this because of them not getting enough sunlight? Some of them I had moved a few years ago and this is the first time they bloomed but some of the others have been in the same place for years.

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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
15 years ago
how much shade you growing them in???

and what type of iris???

ken
sylviatexas1
15 years ago
It could be too much shade or a hard winter or crowding.
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