Re: CULT: Matching Names to Plants
- Subject: Re: CULT: Matching Names to Plants
- From: R* P*
- Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 16:04:01 -0400
Thanks for the great suggestion. I took a look at the site. They have a long by name list posted with complete with very useful descriptions. They have put together a great on line resource (and a danger to one's checkbook).
Patricia Brooks wrote:
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>
>If you have the names, the most comprehensive source I know of is the
>Riverview Iris Garden catalog. They offer "over 9000 varieties", up
>to the most recent, and this year they included descriptions of every
>one, which a little checking determined they match the R&I lists I
>have for the '80s and 90s.
>
>The catalog costs $7, but is a mindblowing source of both info and
>plants. Their address is 21680 Upper Pleasant Ridge, Caldwell, ID
>83605. Or they have a website: www.Riverview-Iris-Gardens.com. You
>can probably order the catalog there is you have a credit card.
>
>Patricia Brooks
>
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