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17 years ago

Does anyone here grow/trade historic/antique irises?

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rosebush
17 years ago
I have some old, unnamed lavender irises that smell like grape bubble gum. They are my favorite, got them from someone's yard at their invitation. Also have lots of others, some named, some older & German varieties.
winterrose
17 years ago
I am interested in some of the older varieties . How would I go about trading or such?
Thanks ,
Winterrose
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sylviatexas1
17 years ago
Go to gardenweb's Iris Forum & click on "Exchanges"!

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