Yellow Louisiana Iris for Postage

Need to thin these out. Good for edges of ponds/wet areas. I think I can get 4-5 rhizomes w/fans in a 2 lb. priority box. If interested, email for my address.

Bloomer

****Update 4/15/01******
Sorry everyone. No more iris for now. Weather's getting too warm here and my back's about to give out! I will try to offer more in the fall. Thanks to everyone who responded.

This message was edited Sunday, Apr 15th 9:44 PM

Bloomer,
Are these taken yet?
dori

Would be interested if any left Thanks

Bloomer, I an also interested if you have any left. Thanks!
Jean

Hi,
If you have any left, I would love to have some. Thanks so much for sharing,
Debbie

Bloomer, i received some la iris in a trade last year, sent regular mail. they didn't look real good and i let them sit for a few days, well the trader had said you can't kill them so i stuck then near a water faucet that was leaking at the time, they revived and i moved them. now they are huge and healthy looking.... just to let you know....

Please email me if you still have some available. Do you have butterfly ginger? It likes wet areas but it doesn't have to be wet. If you would like some, we'll trade, if not I'll send postage if you still need to thin some more.

Hello, I'd love a few of these if you have any left. Could you let me know? Thank you so much, Doris

Do you have any left? I would like to take some. Please let me know. Thanks

If you have any left I am interested.
Lise

I would love to have some for postage if you have any left. Please let me know.
Leisa

hi, i would love some .. please email me if any left.. thank you......anna

LIse, a friend sent me some last year. They are growing fine but will not bloom. What sort of fertilizer do they like? Do they need lime? I have very acid soil.

Woodspirit1 -
It could be your soil pH. Ours is alkaline, so you might try the lime.

Interested if you still have any left.Thanks!E-mail me.

Bloomer,
I'm sure you have alot of takers, but if you have any left, they would be greatly appreciated.
Sandy

Hi Bloomer, Do you have anymore to spare? tc

I have no idea how many you might have but If any are still available I would appreciate it .Put me down if possible,
Glenn wilder

Thanks Bloomer. Trouble is, I'm not sure that what I'm calling Louisiana iris, really are.
Are these the tall yellow iris that can stand in bogs? or are they a short varietiy? I am going to have to take a picture of them and get an I.D., I'm afraid.

Woodspirit1 -

These are the tall variety. When planted near ponds/bogs, they grow to about 5' tall. In my climate, they are evergreen.

They are nearly indestructible. I have some planted under an oak tree and last years drought laid them down, but none died.

And I STILL have PLENTY to share!!!!

Bloomer
If you have any left I would like some. Please email me your addy if you do.
Thanks Janice

Would love some for postage Thanks

This message was edited Tuesday, Apr 10th 5:19 PM

What's the postage...$3.95 within the US?

Hi,
If you have any left, I would also like to send you postage for some. My 4 year old daughter LOVES yellow and we planted her a Yellow bed last fall....and would love to add this to it.
LMK,
singleyellowrose36