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Iris Blooming Now

15 years ago

Sorry I do not have names. I moved 2 years ago and I just moved my plants so when I sold the house I would have starts of my plants and figure everything out later. Some were on the new property. So here is what is blooming....

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newyorkrita
15 years ago
Well names or not they are lovely iris. They look just as pretty in the garden weather ID or not.
Nancy
15 years ago
They are all so pretty, I really like the dark one in the middle, & the one below it. But all are really nice iris!
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hosenemesis
15 years ago
I really like that first photo. I think that is Clarence, named after hybridizer Clarence Mahan. It's a rebloomer in some climates. I bought it a few years ago but got the wrong iris. Boo hoo. Yours is beautiful.
The purple one is Superstition, I think. I really love the color on that one. I also like the one just below that- what a beauty. I'm glad you moved your iris with you!
Renee
marquest
Original Author
15 years ago
Thank you all for looking and the compliments.

Renee Clarence is the only one I know for sure it was the last one I purchased before the move and it did rebloom last year.

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