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Irises
debby_1

Noid Iris exchange.

9 years ago

Is anyone interested in trading noid irises?

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  • 9 years ago

    I have tons that have been prolific on my 12 acres. I once took
    photos and marked them with their ID's from purchased/named iris but
    that was 10 years ago, the tags got lost, and life intruded. If you want
    some, unknown colors/names, all different, totally pot luck, I can dig
    and you can be surprised when they bloom and cull what you don't want,
    or, you can wait until bloom and pick and choose from photos of the real
    plants. That would be fun and get me back into the gardens differently
    to be amazed yet again.

    One group was from an "iris thief" as
    the son described his mother. For 30 years she would jump out of the car
    and pilfer a rhizome wherever they were passing - in bloom or not. When
    he moved into an apartment and sold his house he gave me many of what
    she had collected. I am surprised every year.
    I would love to
    share any iris because they are truly the generational "hand me downs"
    with or without history. They survive with love or with ignorance, and
    bloom every year - so little to do for such a show! Pay a little for
    the shipping and forget about trading unless you have to divide yours
    anyway (which would be so cool) then we would be equal.

    Comments (16)

    • 9 years ago

      I have a few that are at the dividing stage, and one that is getting way too big for it's space.. I have photos from last season I can share as well.

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    • 9 years ago

      I probably have enough irises to trade a couple of medium flat rate boxes. Please send me an email if that is doable.

    • 9 years ago

      I'll try to post some pictures after work today.

    • 9 years ago

      Don't know how to email with Houzz. Old GardenWeb was no prob. Do you know?

    • 9 years ago

      It's been a while since I've sent a message. I tried to click on your name, but nothing came up to send you a message. Click on my name and see if you get something to send a message. Kelly was able to send a message and I can reply with no problem. Thanks.

    • 9 years ago

      I just get a page of junk like unformatted Houzz stuff.

    • 9 years ago

      Can you go into your profile and check your advance settings? If it is marked allow anyone to message I should be able to send you a message. Mine is set to allow any messages so I'm not sure what is happening on my end.

    • 9 years ago

      Duh. Yes, I changed it. Stupid Houzz - wish they'd bring back GW. Please try again debby.

      Have you decided whether you would like me to send irises when in bloom or now that they are just coming up? I have them all over the acres and unmarked so you could get 5 white and no rusty, 4 blue and no purple, etc.

    • 9 years ago

      This is my NOID. It grows really well for me so I have a lot of it

    • 9 years ago

      That's very pretty. I was looking at my flower beds yesterday and there are a couple of beds that I am removing. I forget what ones are in those. I've got pictures somewhere.

    • 9 years ago

      I've gotten several emails but they did not have their email set (like I didn't know I had to do - see above). I have lots to share - set your account to accept, send again, and I'll respond.

    • 9 years ago

      Ladies, I would love to either trade (no irises but other stuff) or send postage for a flat box of noids

    • 9 years ago
      last modified: 9 years ago

      I'm new to iris and have quickly become addicted! I don't have any to share yet but would pay for them if y'all have some extras. Thanks! LNB1961@HOTMAIL.COM

    • 9 years ago

      I know this is was posted a bit back, but I would love anything for postage, don't mind NOIDS, so pretty! Thanks :) judith.eyre@gmail.com

    • 6 years ago

      Does anyone have any they are thinning out?I can send postage.

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