Japanese irises somewhat resemble other irises, but their blooms are wider and bigger, adding dramatic impact to any garden.
John Coble and Bob Bauer, owners of Ensata Gardens near Galesburg, Michigan, have been growing Japanese irises since 1985. "Most gardeners don't know about Japanese irises," says John. "Those who see them for the first time are amazed."
Here are John and Bob's tips to help you select and grow Japanese irises.
Pictured: 'Satozakura'
Ensata Gardens
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