{Disarmed} Re: unknown iris

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Brenda,
        I didn't intend to send an attachment.  It's either computer gremlins or operator error.
        Ken
At 11:04 AM 6/12/2007, you wrote:

Thanks to all of you for letting me know what it is.  I have many kinds of perennials in my yard and like to label every plant with its real name.  I also need to know the name when I trade plants across Canada.
 
I just have a little plant but I am sure it would be no problem to get the bee pods from my friend in order to do the seed exchange.  Her I. lactea is about 2' round with many many flowers this year. 
 
The attachment that was sent by Ken is blank.  Ken, could you tell me what it was?
 
Brenda
 
 

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From: wmcdougherty@cs.com

To: sibrob@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 9:31 AM

Subject: RE: [sibrob] unknown iris

Hello;

I also agree it is I. lactea, Jan is right on!

Visit the Iris Species Database for further pictures; http://www.badbear.com/signa/signa.pl?Introduction

Bill

"Brenda Newton" < valleyrimgirl@inetlinkwireless.ca> wrote:

>This iris was given to me by a friend of mine.  She called it a siberian iris but I think it is a species of some sort.  Does anyone have any suggestions?

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>The grass-like foliage stands about 16" tall but the flowers sit at about the 12" level inside the leaves.  This is the true coloring of it and I would love to have a name for it.

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