hey cher .... i actually thought of that... but i want a reminder of the days when we were forever young.. in our new garden ... i want them to always remain.. forever young.. open the link in a new window ... dax.. i was honored that you offered a name you have held for yourself ... i think i will go with what i offered... now i wonder how many gary took.. and if i will get one back .... i guess i will have to call him ... unless henk/joy know off hand as to how many .... ken Here is a link that might be useful: link

Another wonderful source is Rockytop Gardens. I live in a very hot and humid climate, and the Rockytop cultivars so exceptionally well here. kay

To answer your question Iris Gal, no I am not starting a business. I'm just someone who loves Iris's and lost most of mine this summer. Can't stand the thought of not being surrounded by their beauty this coming Spring. Walter could you please email me and tell me more about your iris's? I am pleased to know that some of them are your babies. However I have no ideal which ones they are. I look farward to hearing from you. Best Regards Marian AKA Lovely Iris marianwinnsboro@hotmail.com

More than likely an aesthetic water problem such as hardness, TDS, or the like. Sounds like you're on a well and whole house sediment filters rarely correct well water problems. Since you said the water passed for potability have it tested for hardness, iron, manganese, sodium, copper, PH, and TDS. I believe you'll find the problem in those test results and then the solutions will follow.