Water Iris Wanted

5 years ago

I am looking for seeds or plants of Louisiana Iris, Japanese Or Siberian. I have Purple Gamecock, yellow flag, and an unnamed Louisiana Iris that is tan/cream colored to trade.

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vintageliving
5 years ago
I have plain yellow and purple Louisiana iris that you may have if you dig them. They're planted around our pond. We live in Evangeline Parish.
David (N.E. Georgia, zone 8a)
5 years ago
Would love some yellow iris, sadly I have nothing to trade as I have just gotten started with them.
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Water Iris Wanted

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vintageliving

David (N.E. Georgia, zone 8a)

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