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jo_p24

Iris species ID

6 years ago

Hi! Does anyone know if this is the invasive yellow flag iris or a garden-friendly cultivar? Growing (thriving to a stand at least 12 feet in diameter and 2-3 ft tall). Blooming now in NY. Thanks for any help!


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