Those evergreen iris leaves with browned edges in your pine bed? Resist the urge to shear them back. Green foliage—even with brown tips—still photosynthesizes and feeds the rhizomes. Removing it only weakens next season's bloom potential.
Instead, use scissors to snip away just the browned portions of each leaf. For the best flowers, apply slow-release fertilizer (such as Milorganite, Osmocote, or Dynamite) in April and again in mid-summer.


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