Does anyone know the name of these dwarf irises?

redthreaddiy

12 years ago

What varieties are these? Does anyone know? Thank you!

Dwarf Iris, Red:

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Dwarf Iris, White and Purple:

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Dwarf Iris, Yellow:

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Dwarf Iris, Purple:

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penelope
12 years ago
Hi,
I have some of the same ones.

I don't have the name of the red. The white & purple is a little darker than my 'Boo', but your purple is probably 'Little Dream'.

Hope that helps,
Penny
marricgardens
12 years ago
Your second one looks very similar in appearance to Ajax the Less or Blue Pools. Both can be seen at www.chapmaniris.ca site. Hope this helps. Marg
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wieslaw59
12 years ago
The red one looks like Little Buccaneer.
redthreaddiy
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks guys! I'm almost positive I have Boo and Little Dream (I now remember getting them from a trade and those names are very familiar). I will check out the others and try to figure them out. Thank you again!
illinoisdoglover
11 years ago
sending you new email for 2013 trade
eukofios
11 years ago
that 2nd to last one looks a bit like Crump's Greenwinkle as seen on the American Iris Society website posting for green flowered irises.

Here is a link that might be useful: World Of Irises - green

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