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Siberian Iris Seeds

15 years ago

Hey Garden friends! I am wondering if anyone has any siberian iris seeds other than blue or white as I have already found those two colors. I am new to winter sowing - this will be my first year and my first real garden that is mine! I have some dutch iris bulbs planted in one spot and I have a few areas picked out for siberian iris. I was hoping to try a few more colors to plant along with my white and blue. I have found a great person on here who is sharing some seeds with me to help me get started! And what a great person she has been sharing photos and answering many questions!! Anywho, Sorry to ramble, please let me know of any you may have!

Thanks

Randi

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lily55rjw
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15 years ago
P.S. You can post here or email me. if you email me, please put Garden Web in the subject line!
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
15 years ago
Siberian iris seeds will not necessarily come true to form, so you may have difficulty in finding other colors unless you obtain from a grower that hand pollinates their plants. If you want a selection of different colors, you may be better off starting with small plants or divisions of named cultivars.
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