Sisyrinchium sp.

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• Subject: [iris-species] Sisyrinchium sp.
• From: Dennis Kramb d*@badbear.com
• Date: Sat, 27 May 2006 17:16:20 -0400

An irid I discovered early in the spring on one of my wildflower 
hikes is finally blooming.  Happily it's in a lot more places than 
the one I found.  When they bloom BOY are they noticeable.  I'm not 
sure what species it is, but it's definitely a Sisyrinchium.  I found 
it growing in a mostly woodland setting, along the edges of 
trails.  The get very little full sunlight, but are generally in open 
high shade locations.  They tended to be in drier soils, but one 
patch was in a moist shady spot.

The flowers are paler and smaller than the Sisyrinchium that I grow at home.


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