http://www.schreinersgardens.com/miva/merchant.mvc?

http://www.tsflowers.com/iris.html

I had seen that Schreiners had it but I had hoped that there would be a Canadian source. I guess there isn't. I didn't know about the tsflowers.com site. It's a good one. Thanks for the link. Marg

I searched 1st for canadian sources but had no luck. I know I have had to order a number of Aquilegia seeds from the states b/c no one here has them! Plus the tulip I want I have only found in the states. So this fall my friend in NewYork is ordering them for me and bringing them up with her when she visits!!

www.barksfarm.com - this one located in the US.

Aguilegia seeds are columbine so these should be available locally. where did you search for them?

Ianna

Maybe Chuck Chapman Iris (I don't know if there's a website).

Thank you to everyone who answered. I have finally located the plant. There's a nursery not to far from us that carries Heritage Perennials and they usually have it. Unfortunately right now it is sold out. They promised me that they would keep an eye out for it.
Barb: Chapmans does have a website, its www.chapmansiris.com. I had already checked there and they did not have it. Thanks everyone. Marg

Holes Greenhouse has it too, its in Alberta thou.

This is a reply to wildie. Please do not have plants brought into Canada without a phyto-certificate. We may be getting more than the coveted plant. There are so many pests and diseases that have come into the country in such a manner and are absolutely devastating to gardeners as well as the agriculture and forestry industries. If you can't live without it, a good nursery will arrange to have it inspected ant brought in for you and you won't be breaking the law either.