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Rip City and Avalon Sunset Bearded Irises

12 years ago

Are these re-blooming? I have searched everywhere. Thanks

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hosenemesis
12 years ago
Rip City does not rebloom here in California, but it has a long bloom period. It looks very nice backlit. Check out my post to see photos of it- I always try to capture the beauty of it when it is backlit, but the photos do not do it justice.
Renee
hosenemesis
12 years ago
Let me try that again. I can't find the post.
Renee
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