Re: REB: It's not my plant, but....
James Kulbacki wrote:
>
> While I was making a delivery to a local business (Limelight
> Salon, 20 W Clarkston Rd. Lake Orion, MI 48362) I noticed an iris
> blooming stalk protruding through the ground on the property of
> this business. This is not my iris, but a November bloom in
> Michigan is unusual, to say the least. I also don't know what
> variety it is. What should I do?
Quick, take a picture or nobody will believe you... <grin>
Seriously, take a picture if you can.
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