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{Disarmed} Re: anyone know what this is?

Ken,
 
I let my girlfriend know the name of her iris.  She said that it is no problem for me to come later and get any bee pods that set on the I. lactea. 
 
Can anyone tell me how to pronounce lactea properly?  Is it lac-tea  or lact-ee-a?
 
So, can you tell me about the SIGNA  seed exchange?  I live in Manitoba, Canada if that makes any difference in participating and we are a zone 2b - 3 but I do grow zone 4 plants in my garden quite often.
 
Brenda
----- Original Message -----
From: k*@cornell.edu
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 6:24 AM
Subject: Re: [sibrob] anyone know what this is?

Brenda,
        I agree with Jan; it looks like a pretty nice I. lactea.  How about saving some seeds for the SIGNA seed exchange?
        Ken
At 01:03 PM 6/11/2007, you wrote:

This iriswas 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? 
 
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.
 
Brenda

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