I have a couple (actually, my dad grabbed them when he saw them - so they're at his place.) Was unboxing them and he just. . . wanted them. They were a foot tall, and had blooms, and they're going to bloom again - while growing. They're actually very, very nice plants. I've only had this year as an experience with them, so I'm sorry, I cannot attest to anything else. They're hardy little guys, and the bloom is a very pale yellow aging to a peachy color. They're nice growers - even when you accidentally break off one half of the "Y" - they keep right on going, not missing a beat. I may order some for myself again next year. Good luck if you order them. Enjoy! Dweeb

I find it so interesting when reading about everyone's experience with reblooming irises. I have been growing Immortality, Baby Blessed, Clarence, Rosalie Figge, Lo Ho Silver, and Plum Wine for about 5 years. Every year with rebloomers seems to be an adventure for me. They don't all bloom every spring, and they don't all rebloom every fall, except for this year. We moved in Aug of '06 and I brought pieces of all my rebloomers with me. I had not thought that they would regrow to the extent they did, but this spring I had flowers on every one. And that includes Rosalie Figge, who has not been a very good performer for me. Then, starting in the last week of August, the real show started and all of these plant began blooming. The first ones were Immortality and Rosalie Figge. Then Baby Baby Blessed, Clarence, Lo Ho Silver, and last but not least, Plum Wine. And as of today, they have continued to send up stalks and are still blooming. Let's just say that I hadn't expected anything like this, and I'm just enjoying the show. It may be years before this happens again. My plants are interplanted with other perennials, so they get water during the summer if we don't get adequate rain. But I've always treated them that way, and never had bloom like this in the fall before. Linda

Thank you so much for your help! This is an established yard with tons of plants, but they are new to me - just moved here 1 year ago. I've never heard of double socketed blooms and truly appreciate the information. I'll look up Edith Wolford - most of the plants here were uncared for and are just beginning to emerge from what was a weedy mess. Perhaps this iris has not been able to reach it's full height - with a little more care it may become more robust in the following years. Amour sounds truly lovely - I'll see if I can find that one to add to the beds. Thanks again - you rock!

we had a few cooler days here, too, then the upper 90's came back for over a week, was so hot out you startswetting soon as you get out the door, suppose to be in the 80's next week,I think. that's still hot with the humidity.at the present, I am b arely able to stand up and walk a few steps. a neighbors big dog was in my frony yard yesterday drinking all the water out of my bird bath, when I went out on the porch I seen it about the same time it seen me,and came running past me to get out of the yard,as I have run it out a few times before, and it run into me and since I have no balance no more,i fell one way and my cane went the other.I managed to get myself up and get inside and into the recliner, but today, every inch of me hurts and stiff. don't think they feed the dog very often or give it any water at all.I always make sure the birdbath is full of water at night,and each morning, its empty again, so that tells me the dog is getting all its water here from my birdbath.