SPEC: unknown
- Subject: SPEC: unknown
- From: J* R*
- Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2002 09:54:10 -0800
Just curious; my wife picked up a 4" pot of "iris". The flowers look like
miniature dutch iris. They are smaller (at most 1.5" in diameter) and
shorter than pacific coast natives, very dainty and narrow/tailored form on
approximately 4" stems. The stalk is actually fairly thick for such a small
flower because of a pale/semi-transparent "caul" over the lower 2-3 inches.
The flowers are a deep blue-violet. In the two weeks since she brought them
home, foliage has grown up next to the stalks to about 10" high; very
slender spikes with a relatively rounded structure rather than the usual
flat swords. Anyone know what they are? Don't expect they would thrive
outdoors in a 9b zone, but maybe in the shade?
John Reeds
jreeds@microsensors.com
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