None of these are listed as reblooming in the online checklist. I was too lazy to pull the books out but the online list is usually right.

Thanks

Can you send the link to the reblooming online site?

Darren

The checklist has a link on the AIS web site. You need a subscription to view the site on line. Some years are down loadable for free. There is also a rebloomingiris.com web site but any checklist links will be to the same checklist. It is well worth the yearly fee to have access to the online checklist. I have a complete set of checklist books but almost never use them.

Over the years (mainly in Texas), I grew all but the one you labeled Howard weed. None ever showed an inclination to rebloom.

Lots of irises may rebloom in California, but never rebloom anywhere else. That may be the case with some of these. If you live in CA, wait awhile longer; they just might rebloom.

Walter Moores

Thanks for the help.

I live in La Paz, Mexico. I am hoping with the correct positioning to get reblooming irises going down here. The winters are cooler than Hawaii and Florida where apparently the bearded iris don´t bloom at all. I have been trying to get some rebloomers but the companies had sold out when I looked at the USA. My parents were hoping to bring some out from the UK next week. But these are the only ones available right now. If anyone has any they can sell me please let me know. Many thanks. Darren

You can go to the reblooming iris web site and find a lot of places that have rebloomers. In fact every commercial grower sells at least some rebloomers. Winterberry seems to be the leader in reblooming iris. They have several that are listed as continious bloomers. I think these would be your best bet.

Hello Saged -

Please contact me offlist at land_of_mu@yahoo.com . I would very much like to converse with you about one of your irises. Thanks!

-Mike

Here is a link that might be useful: Garden of Mu