i. Albicans?

Subject: [iris-photos] i. Albicans?
From: "* D* <p*@our-town.com>
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 12:43:50 -0600

Is this i. Albicans? On a genealogy research trip three years ago I found this iris growing in an abandoned cemetery. Most of the headstones in that cemetery were dated in the late 1800's. I commented "My kind of flower. It has grown here for at least a hundred years with no help from a human hand." My sister found a bag and gathered us a start. I realize they could have been planted at a later date, but the cemetery has not been tended for a long time and I think they couldn't have been much later than the early 1900's.

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