Hi I am also looking for dwarf iris. I have some items on your want list. Do you specifically want only the plants on your want list or will you consider others that are not on your want list? I have a lot of newer tall bearded iris that I will be dividing this year. Right now, I have about 4 plants on your want list, iris sea power, daylily blueberry candy, cantique and a geum with nice gold red tinged flowers. If you are interested, I can send you my list of tall bearded iris and daylilies. This post was edited by kousa on Thu, Jun 5, 14 at 0:20

I've bought rhizomes from Nola's Iris Garden (Prevost Ranch)in San Jose. The rhizomes were large and they threw in a few extras (not rebloomers though). I haven't been there in person, but they have a huge selection of rebloomers on their website. This year I went in person to Napa County Iris Garden. Lovely gardens, I brought home two potted plants. I ordered a few rhizomes that will be coming this fall- the potted plants were nice, I'm curious to see how the rhizomes are. They don't have as large of a selection of rebloomers that Nola's does, but there are a few different varieties.

Cheryl, you are a purist! Yeah, I know about the quotes, and I usually use them when I'm creating my own HTML pages, but I've found that they're reliably unnecessary here on GW and on most forums. So, I leave them out to make it simpler for others to learn how to make simple links. In that other thread where I put the code for making a photo align left and have the text wrap around it, I also knew I was leaving out some quotes, but it works reliably here without them. Cheryl, do you do a lot of web design? Is it your main occupation? I know you have some fantastic garden pages on a personal website I saw some time ago. I have played around with several generations of my garden website since 2000, and then about two years ago, I settled on just turning it into a blog so I could record my garden activities, post photos and such. I did it just to have my own garden journal to help me remember when things bloom and stuff like that. But it actually has drawn some online fans who check in on it once in a while. My last version of the site structure before I started the blog is still viewable here. The blog is here. I have fun with it -- web design is a little like gardening; it lets the creative juices flow to create something cool, but it also takes a lot of detail work to get it right!

Hello ladies, Sorry I've not been a very good host. I've been real busy with working both of my jobs, running to Greenbay/Wrightstown, Wisconsin to pick up Shelby's and DeAnna's two Boston terriers to babysit while they are celebrating the start of Shelby's 7th year being in remission on the beaches of Antigua. I love helping them out but I must admit driving to Ohare airport was no picnic. Thank god for the GPS system that a friend let me borrow. Needless to say I will be buying one very soon, and without it I would have never made it through Chicago or the Port of Milwaukee. On a second note, on my return trip I have figured out how to avoid the bigger cities when setting up the GPS. I can't imagine what the wireless world will bring us Ten years from now. Marea, I'm sending an e-mail your way. Debbie, remember what I told you about sending to me. YOU ARE NOT TO GO OVERBOARD! I will be working on your box just as soon as I get back from Green bay/Wrightstown on the 9th. This is my only day off and the two little devils are no help in the garden at all. All they do is whine, cry, bark and go from window to window while I'm out side. I can hear them fussing all the way out back with the windows open, and this drives me crazy. I've had a great time looking up some of the iris everyone is getting and will have to list them on my want list. Hello to everyone else! I hope you are having a great Sunday. LIFE IS GOOD, Annie