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Sweeter than Honey

11 years ago

This is Sweeter than Honey, 2012 by Bob Van Liere.

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eukofios
11 years ago
Pretty iris! Is the fragrance sweeter than honey?
iris_gal
11 years ago
Ooh la. A favorite color combo. Is this a rebloomer?
hosenemesis
Original Author
11 years ago
Not a rebloomer, sadly. It was a prize, I didn't pick it. But it's a keeper! I have not sniffed it, but I will, and I'll report back. I usually fear the scent of orange irises and avoid deliberately exposing my sensitive sniffer to them.
sherry Austin
11 years ago
I'll say it's a prize! Just lovely..
ladyrose65
11 years ago
That is very pretty, reminds me those Ice cycle pops when I was a kid.
hosenemesis
Original Author
11 years ago
It smells very nice- sweet, and not at all like cat pee.
It's a nice big flower, too.
Renee

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