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Apr 20, 2016 9:01 AM CST

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Thanks everyone, I'm new to irises so I'm not sure what the exact difference is between a flounce, a horn, and a spoon. Though I've seen enough pictures of spaceage irises to have a pretty good idea. I'm interested in the most extremes of any type really. I've had my eye on canary feathers, but I've never seen horned dragonfly before. I tip my hat to you.

Are there any flounces that are larger then Canary Feathers? What you said about horns usually turning into flounces after a certain point makes sense to me Tom.
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