Hi Maureen - I have an un-named iris I call "drive-by" since it was gifted to me by a gardener who was driving by with a pickup truck bed full of them. (She was moving them from and old farmhouse to a new house.) It is scented, vigorous and a productive bloomer. In the link attached, it is the one with the antique gold top and striped purple falls. It's possible that it might be "Lorely" - but that's just a guess. I also have plenty of those un-named yellows and blues you see in the photos. They are also fragrant. The blue smells a lot like cotton candy. I call those "Scrapyard Ron yellow" and "Scrapyard Ron blue" because they were gifts from Ron who owns the scrapyard, of course. If any of these strike your fancy, let me know what sized clumps you'd like. I have plenty. And if they aren't as fancy as you are looking for, no problem, I understand. :) BTW - I had really great germination on the daylily seeds you sent earlier this year. Thanks! Lynda Here is a link that might be useful: Irises

I'll have hosta seeds soon - the pods are ripening. The parents are extremely large, 4 ft variegated, not sure the name. Also have tons of seedlings from two different color types of large hosta, the seedlings are all green. This post was edited by Queen-Gardener on Mon, Aug 25, 14 at 11:59

Would love to find this kind of Iris to plant by my Karate School - I have designed a garden there with a "warrior" theme in mind. Thank you! ~Natalie

Hi, My son is 8, soon to be 9. His room is a little outer space, a little Star Wars, and a little Lego. It sounds like you want more of a true Star War's theme, but I'll describe our room in case it gives you some ideas. My son wanted his room to look like the inside of a space ship, but I didn't want plain gray, so I used a muted blue-gray. I used the darkest color on the strip to paint two "portholes", a small one near his bed and a huge one on a empty wall. (Remember the scenes from Star Wars where Darth Vador and the Emperor watching the battle from a floor-to-ceiling round window?) I painted space scenes (planets, stars, a rocket ship) in the portholes. (Okay, they aren't "professional", but he doesn't mind. He's 8.) Along the top of one wall, about 18 inches from the ceiling, we installed plexiglass shelving held up by silver, industrial-looking brackets. He keeps his Star Wars Lego collection on that shelf. I sewed a few NASA patches onto a plain navy valance for his window covering. I also framed 3 large space-themed posters for his wall. We found that some of the best accessories were in the teen-decor sections b/c that modern, industrial look lends itself well to a spaceship. We still need to install his headboard. I bought a piece of silver pegboard to mount on the wall behind his bed. I'm also on the lookout for a small curio shelf that I could spraypaint silver or black to hold his lego Star Wars people. Have fun with your room! Nin