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iris list sold by: the iris garden

15 years ago

I did not realize there were so many different ones. I went through Ebay and came up with these. I am NOT saying these are wrong!!! I am just listing those irises that I know were sold by TIG on Ebay. If you purchased any of these from TIG you might want to see if they bloom true next year.

ACCENT

ACT OF KINDNESS

AGGRESSIVELY FOWARD

ANGEL KISS

APOLLO ONE

ARCTIC FOX

BARBARA MY LOVE

BAZAAR

BEAUTIFUL VISION

BEWILDERBEAST

BRAVE FACE

BROADWAY STAR

CALDRON

CAROLINE JANE

CHANGE OF PACE

CHATTER

CHICKASAW SUE

CHINA WALK

CHUCKWAGON

CINNAMON GIRL

COLORGLO

COLOR GLORY

COMPETITIVE EDGE

CONFIDANTE

CRANBERRY ICE

CRAZY IN LOVE

DRAGONS BREATH

EDITH WOLFORD

FALL FIESTA

FOREVER STUNNINING

FORSEAN

FULL TIDE

GNUS FLASH

HUCKLEBERRY FUDGE

INCA CHIEF

JITTERBUG

KOOL KNIGHT

LADY FRIEND

LOVERS CHARM

MAYTIME

MELLOW DREAMER

MIDNIGHT JEWEL

MIDNIGHT PASSION

MO-TOWN SISTER

NATURES BLESSING

PEACHES & CREAM

PEARLS DREAMER

PORT WINE

PRIDE FOR ALL

RECURRING BLISS

RHYTHM MOON

SEA FARER

SMILING GOLD

SPRING DUSK

STAR SURGE

SURPRISE

ZIGGY

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Comments (2)

blissfulgarden
15 years ago
I received Mo-Town Sister as a bonus from one of the growers I ordered from this summer and checked it out on the AIS registry. Looks like it should be pretty. I hope it thrives here!
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
15 years ago
Well I see that ebayer The-iris-cottage no longer has any listings at all, though she sold irises almost year round last winter. One can no longer even see the completed auctions, yet there was feedback left today.

What I did find quite strange though, is that there is an ebayer named atoka99 that is selling irises, started selling rhizomes in March of 2008 and has given their location as The Iris Cottage, United States. That seems strange to me that the seller does not give their location...not even a state. I wonder what is up with that.

If they are not wanting to be associated with ebayer the-iris-cottage, I would think they would not use that for their location.

Sue
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