Need help to ID this bearded iris
kathmom
10 years ago
Hoping someone can help me identify this orange and white bearded iris, barely 24" tall, not really fragrant. I've had it 2-3 years, it's had steady growth with quite a few blooms late in the season. Thanks for any help given!
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