Iris cristata

19 years ago

I love these little beauties. Spreading like mad (this clump started as three single fans two years ago), but I think I can live with it....

- Steve

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anneow
19 years ago
That's a beautiful clump!
Crazy_Gardener
19 years ago
Wow, you sure have a gorgeous patch there!

Thanks for sharing your photo!

Sharon
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jkunkel
19 years ago
I have them too, I just love them they are so tiny and cute, and mine spread like wildfire too. They all just have a bunch of purple buds right now, but should open soon.
garden_of_mu
19 years ago
Whata wondderful display! I should run out and check mine...

Mike
alicia7b
19 years ago
So many blooms! I have it too, it's happiest in one of the most neglected parts of the garden, under the dry shade of a pine tree. I think too much love would kill it. Mine doesn't bloom quite as profusely as yours though.

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