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Perennials and Vines: Q– Why are my bearded iris leaves dying? (Later in month) why are some of the rhizomes mushy and smelly? A– Probably you have an infestation of iris borer. See information sheet in this section.

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Perennials and Vines: Q– Why are my bearded iris leaves dying? (Later in month) why are some of the rhizomes mushy and smelly? A– Probably you have an infestation of iris borer. See information sheet in this section.

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