Choose a full-sun location and amend soil generously with compost or organic matter. If soil is acidic, add lime to neutralize.
Feed spuria irises consistently for maximum flowering. One effective strategy: apply a balanced, controlled-release fertilizer in early spring and again in early autumn.
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