Looks like they split a few times while i winterized them in this box over this past season. coming back healthy tho. Id LOVE to send you them, but id have a request :) nothing big n fancy. Your the person with all so awesome amounts of irises right? Yea if i could pick some species and maybe get some bulblettes? ill take the small ones im not greedy :) in return you can have all the lilacs i have here. i think it should be 2-3 tho id have to check rooting

Hi Kyrss, I'm interested in : country girl. Mary stoker and will's wonderful. I have this mum for trade, I don't know the name though, it has small flowers and looks awesome in bloom, it's yellow, peach, and red. I also have polyantha rose 'the fairy', sopanaria, Iris Immortality, and a light blue iris, dianthus looks like 'shrimp', purple coneflower, rudbeckia 'goldsturm', daylily yellow awesome fragrance, daylily stella de oro, daylily 'strawberry fields forever',bleeding heart 'luxuriant', iris crestata blue, and daffodil 'new baby'. hope we can trade. :)

you know one of my traders pointed out that I didn't mention how large these plants are. They are 2 year old suckers and the height is anywhere from as high as my knee, to as high as my thigh, lol. How"s that for a description. I have to tape 2 of the priorty boxes together to mail them out. Thanks for letting me update and thank to everyone for the wonderful trades! Sue

I grew up with the old-fashioned irises, & I/we never cleaned up the old foliage, or did anything else. Since I've been allowed to salvage irises from construction & re-model sites, I've started paying more attention! I snip off the mushy & withered parts of the rhizomes, remove old foliage, & trim back the green foliage. because I have now, after all these years, seen the effects of fungus & iris borer on crowded & unkempt iris beds. "I personally think of irises as xeric plants that like nice dirt." There ya go! LOL!