Re: Re: Greetings and questions

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I hope I am nmaing the correct pictures, thw white with central brown markings is one of the Neomaricas, in the Iris family but not the genus iris. It is called the walking iris because the flower stalks often lean to the ground and start a new fan. The clump that is both purple and white flowered appears to be an iris pallida or a hybrid of pallida. The purple with reddish bracts under the flower is most likely Iris sanguinea. Hope this is osme help and i have not confused which pictures you are asking about.

deepblue280 <deepblue280@yahoo.com> wrote:

Ahhh, I put them in the photo section: 3 views, purple, "Iris.1"
"Iris.2", and "Iris.3". Each one says "ID please" after. Please help!
We think that they are exquisite. What do you think they are?
Also, if anyone would like to see full size versions of these pics---a
lot is cropped out---let me know and I can email them to you.
Thanks,
Blue and Elana
PS: sorry for not putting them in a folder, maybe I can put them away
later.





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