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Transplanting Japanese iris(Iris ensata)

9 years ago

last modified: 9 years ago

Can I do them now at this time of the season? I am located in northern NJ. They are in the ground, not in water. But the area I will be transplanting is crater like and makes puddles there. And then after I transplant it, can I apply holly-tone fertilizer on it? Or should I wait until next year

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gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
9 years ago
You can move now but wait until spring to apply any fertilizer.
Heruga (7a NJ)
Original Author
9 years ago
Ok will holly-tone fertilizer do it? Or is there some other special fertilizer for irises
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9 years ago
Here's a great link:
http://mtpleasantiris.com/culture-and-care/japanese-iris-culture-and-care

Japanese do like slightly acid conditions. Holly-tone sounds good.

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