grannysgarden said:I acquired this last year and potted it so did not map it and the tag is missing from the pot. If anyone sent this one to me please nudge my old brain.
The falls are a bit lavender and the standards are a creamy yellow. So many it could be......
Robertgirisman said:Good morning all it rained last night and i have some great photos of my noids .
enidcandles said:
There seem to be a lot of things that start happening "when you turn 50". I don't think I am very fond of any of them!
gemini_sage said:I've had this little historic noid for several years. They had gotten crowded and stopped blooming but are back to blooming after dividing last year. Bonnie and Arlyn, I think I sent you both rhizomes of this one.
Boxergirl said:Any one have any ideas what these are
crowrita1 said:
see if anything on this page looks familiar. Do your's have any aroma ?
http://wiki.irises.org/bin/vie...
gemini_sage said:Robert, that peachy plicata is beautiful!
Elizabeth, I'll have lots of both noids and several named irises to share this summer. I'll post photos of the noids here as they bloom, but I have tons of something that looks very much like Blue Rhythm, a white that looks like Lacey Snowflake, and a historic large bloomed soft yellow. I have multiple large clumps of all of those, and will be culling a lot to make room for new plants on order.
iciris said:I bought this as "Capricious" then a kind person informed me this was not Capricious.
Any ideas?
Sorry about all the pictures but I thought more pictures the better to help in getting some leads on who this really is. I'll measure the bloom stalk and check for PBF tomorrow.
Capricious (not):