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Blue J Iris - What I planted

14 years ago

I have had several people ask what varieties I recieved so here goes;

Burst of Glory

Glowing Red Lantern

Three Ring Circus

Wanda Rezac

Abigail Nichole

Accent

Ada Marie

Adobe Rose

All Abuzz

Atala

Autumn Circus

Batik

Bella Rose

Bengal Tiger

Black Cherry Delight

Brimstone

Broadband

Cayenne Capers

Clown Around

Crazy Horse

Dazzling Gold

Double Shot

Eye Magic

Fooled Me

Gnu Again

Gnu Rayz

Judy Mogil

Oasis War Bonnet

Oyez

Rare Treat

Tiger Honey

Tropical Butterfly

Very Varied

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hosenemesis
14 years ago
I see a very vibrant garden in your future. Wanda Rezac is so bright- I hope it blooms better than Starship Enterprise. Three Ring Circus is similar too, isn't it?

I saw Dazzling Gold at a nursery the other day and you could see it from across the street. That's my kinda flower.

I hope you find time this spring to post some photos.
Renee
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