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Mystery Bulbs Identified as Iris: Divide and Replant for Blooms

Crowded iris rhizomes stop blooming. You dug 102! Replant 6–8 inches apart in full sun. Divide every 3 years. They'll bloom next season.

Perennials
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Mystery Bulbs in Connecticut Mulch: Animal-Carried or Fungi?
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