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WANTED: Canna Stuttgart & Dalmation Bearded Iris

21 years ago

I am looking for both of the above plants for trade or SSAE. I have various cannas, Moses in the Cradle, mondo, durantas ..frangipanii.. many more.

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Sparaxis
21 years ago
You might need to be a little more specific regading your iris. "Dalmation bearded iris" may be the common name in some places for Iris pallida, or for iris pallida variegata. Names have been changed over the years, so what you might see in an old book may not be currently correct.
I have I. pallida dalmatica. I also have one form of I. pallida variegata.
I. pallida dalmatica is a darker form of the pale blue iris pallida, of which I have several varieties.
I will not dig mine at this time of year, but if you contact me in November, I would be happy to send you a piece of each of these plants.
Cheers, Jan
maymoi
Original Author
21 years ago
I'll do my homework and get back to you. Thank you for your reply.
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