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valal111

where do you order your iris from on line?

11 years ago

I'm curious where you have ordered iris from on line and your experiences. What size rhizome(s) would you expect to/have you received?

Comments/suggestions, input, please?

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  • 11 years ago

    I haven't used the Iris Patch (new to me) but I have ordered from BlueJ and Aitken's Salmon Creek. Both sent nice looking rhizomes but more importantly they were as marked! The size of the rhizome does not predict a healthier plant. I used to order from a place in the midwest that sent rhizomes the size of your little finger and they were great. He's now retired.

    Any of these sellers on the AIS site are going to be reliable.

    http://www.irises.org/Resources/Commercial_Ref.html

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