Hi, I have several TB iris in exchange for your pink Siberian one...white repeat bloomer "Immortality"; white with purple edges reblooming "Autumn Circus" and bright yellow TB called (I think) Gold Harvest. Let me know..thanks, C in Maryland

I have many plants. Once they flower, leave them. As stated in the first comment, a baby plant will start growing and eventually try to root itself into the dirt. I usually let them root and then gently remove them and their tender roots and place them in their own pot of soil. I like to place at least 5 or 6 baby plants in each container and leave them until the next Spring and then plant them into the ground.

Hi Irisgal. The website isn't the easiest to navigate... but it seems like they have the biggest selection of pacific coast iris that I have found! I was really impressed with the packaging, instructions and all the information on the site. I like that it started out as a small home business and that they are willing to trade too. Here's a direct link to their pricelist with photos. http://www.leonineiris.com/l9i_downloads/2016_Leonine_Iris_Price_List_with_Photos.pdf You get to that link by clicking on the rhizome sales, then ordering info page. Even though the online catalog is closed for the season, you may still be able to purchase a few if they have any left. I discovered Leonine late this season and even though I ordered a month or two ago, there were a lot that were sold out already. There are A LOT of exotic looking irises that I will try to get first dibs on next year! I have a purple, red, pink and white theme going on in my front yard so this year I stuck with purple PCIs. There are A LOT of other colors though so don't think that all they have is purple since that's all I bought. :) Here's photos of what I ordered. Deepening Shadows Lunar Eclipse Night Editor San Andreas And the photo of Age of Chivalry won't upload for some reason, but it's purple too. :) Mine won't bloom properly until next year, but I will circle back and update this post once they do. :)

Here is Unfinished Business in my garden in 2016.. I would offer to send you a rhizome to grow next to yours but I dug that bed last year. I will check to see if it has pbf, if it does that would be another indicator that it might be UB..