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WANTED: New Iris Gardener

17 years ago

I have just started growing iris. I have gotten the few plants I have by going out on the country roads and stopping at old home steads and asking if I can have a plant or two. I would really like to get a few varieties of iris but I don't have anything to trade yet. Can anyone help me?

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west_texas_peg
17 years ago
I have a bed of yellow iris I need to dig out. Would you be willing to send $8.10 in postage for a flat rate box of these? I do not have a name for them.

Peggy
flowrgirl1
16 years ago
I dont have much to trade currently but have you heard of the American Iris Society? Its the best place to go to see all the commercial growers and really get you addicted to irises. irises.org
michelle
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ramazz
16 years ago
Hi. Are you still looking? I could also send a flat rate box. The ones I have in large quantity are purple with gold/yellow throats (I can send you a picture).

Becky
ramazz@cox.net

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