Hey Guys I'm so sorry I forgot to hit send messages to ny inbox and none of these came to my email. it's been a while since I traded and I forgot to do that LOL Cody let me know your list of siberians ok, HI Trish. let me know what jap iris you have ive done some and becky, i've been wanting ann chowning, i had it once. I lost it. would not really want to trade for just one, and only interested in that one. one wouldn't really make it worth while in postage.

If the tall yellow wild iris you have is not this one (Iris pseudacorus; yellow), let me know as I have lots available. I'm interested in trading for your gold current and/or fig. See link here for info on the Iris pseudacorus. Thanks, Tina Here is a link that might be useful: Iris pseudacorus info

Well first of all, I am trying to find out the name of this blue walking iris. Then how I am going to get the plantlet to root. It will never hit the soil. The stem it is on is way to long, and the plantlet is right in the middle of the stem. The leaves are not soft and 'droopy' like the other walking iris'. These leaves are over 3 feet long 'swords', like northern iris'. Very stiff and upright, no bending in them at all. To get to the soil, the stem would have to snap in half and that would kill the plantlet, I assume. Unless I can somehow take it out of the stem and plant it myself. It is a 'normal leaf' that out of the blue bloomed! It isnt a special bloom stem that I recall iris' produce when they bloom. That is what I am trying to find out. The other walking iris leaves are only like 1-2 feet long, and they are very soft and droopy, and the plantlets are produced on the end of the leaves. So unless this is not a walking iris and it is a fluke that it produced a plantlet in a regular leaf, it will never touch soil,the stem is to long and strong.

Still wanted - Arledge / Louisiana hot pepper Thanks for any leads~ Maryanne