I have Belvi Queen, Daughter of Stars, Bonus Mama, Brother Carl, EArl of Essex, Harvest of Memories, Champagne Elegance, Purple Magic, Summer Olympics, if you are interested in any of those. I'll have to check when it is not raining, I may have extra Wabash. I'm interested in Innocent Star, Double Exposure, & Concertina.

Some of mine are re-bloomers but I can't remember which ones are and which ones aren't. I know Clarence is a re-bloomer and I think Cajun Queen is, but I'm not positive about that one. I'm looking for named TB irises. Below is a link to my trade album listing. (Click on the sub-album titles (i.e. daylilies, irises, hostas) to view what I currently have available for trade. Cathy Here is a link that might be useful: http://photobucket.com/albums/b63/rootsandrhizomes/

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.

It is unlikely your rebloomers will rebloom here in MN with our short season (though there are a few that might). To increase your odds, cut or snap the stalks off now at the very bottom where they attach to the rhizomes so the plants will stop putting any energy toward seed production. Give them a light feeding of a low-nitrogen fertilizer now, and water them deeply once every couple of weeks if there is no rainfall. DO NOT overwater or you may rot them. Good luck, Laurie