Iris brevicaulis (#1 of 9)

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• Subject: [iris-species] Iris brevicaulis (#1 of 9)
• From: D* K* <d*@badbear.com>
• Date: Fri, 28 May 2004 15:08:23 -0400

I went back to Richardson today but could not find any irises.  I decided 
to visit Shaker Trace Nursery which is operated by Hamilton County Parks 
District and specializes in propagating locally obtained plant material.  I 
took lots of photos of their irises.  They're not officially "wild" I 
guess, but they are local genotype.  They also gave me directions to where 
I can find them growing wild in Richardson.  I plan to go back 
tomorrow.  Hopefully I'll get some pictures for Bob Pries' book!

Meanwhile, enjoy the next dozen or so photos of Iris brevicaulis and Iris 
versicolor.  All of these are from Shaker Trace.

Dennis in Cincinnati

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