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HAVE: Dark Purple Dwarf Bearded Iris unnamed

18 years ago

Beautiful, fragrant iris that multiplies quickly. Deep purple blooms (great looking foliage even now!). This is a short iris - max of 12" - classified as Standard Dwarf Bearded I believe.

Several trades available. Sorry, NO SASE. If you are a new GW member, please see the top of my trade list re: my trading policies. Thanks!! :)

Want (only):

Named hostas I don't have

Ornamental Allium

Arisaema 'Sikokianum' (want this in a big way)

Other *unusual* arisaema (not Green Dragon or the reg. variety)

Zone 5 hardy pitcher plants or arum

'Green Wizard' Echinacea

Zinc plant markers

Please respond here so I can keep track.

Thanks!

Andrea

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