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Maybe that's why my Iris don't do that well - I havent covered them. When I had a rabbit I used to make a pile with clippings & the rabbit poop and the next year I put it in the beds - the Lillies loved it and the Iris as well, but haven't
done that since the Rabbit got married and took off. Someone said the rabbit poo was mild and good for the bulbs. I have a problem with squirels eating the bulbs and also have moles.

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