Re: SPEC: Differentiating Iris Species Before Bloom

Thanks Anner - They are bearded so I believe it is the former.
   
  I find it interesting that all the old house here have large, neglected patches of these, and other colors of very similar bearded, albeit different colored, iris, but very few of us have the more modern forms and colors.  I suspect most of these clumps date back to the 50's or earlier because of the ages of the houses and when they are last likely to have had gardeners living in them (women like my grandmother was) 
   
  Thanks for the advice. I suspect I will just move them out of my more modern beds into a quiet spot where they can hang out to their heart's content.
   
  -Beth


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