Iris Growers: take note!

[Maggi Young]

I copy here ( with his permission) a note from James Waddick about the SIGNA seed exchange.
SIGNA  main website is here: http://www.signa.org/index.pl?Intro
These Iris pages are so popular that I felt that there may well be some of you readinghere who do not know of SIGNA and may be interested in joining.... 

  The Species Iris Group of North America (SIGNA) Seed Exchange for 2009 is now available on line. There are over 460 items available. Most of these are Iris species and selections, many wild collected. Other iris Family species are included.       

        Please note that seeds are only available for members of SIGNA, but non-members can join at the time the order is placed. Please read the instruction for ordering. Full list and info at  http://www.signa.org

        If you have any questions, please write to      SIGNASeedEx@gmail.com

                                        Thanks Jim & Jim, Co-chairmen

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Dr. James W. Waddick
8871 NW Brostrom Rd.
Kansas City Missouri 64152-2711
USA

Zone 5 Record low -23F
     Summer 100F +

[PDJ]

Thank you Maggi for the SIGNA post I have joined and have ordered some very interesting seed.  The list has some interesting seed.

[Maggi Young]

Excellent  news, Paul, I'm pleased to have been of help.

[arillady]

Yes Maggie,
SIGNA is a great plant society. I have been a member for years - their publications too are great

[Michael J Campbell]

Received today an Iris order from     http://www.iris-lomer.com   in good condition and with a free plant, also had a email to tell me when the parcel was dispatched. Good  prompt service and I am very happy.

[majallison]

Yes, I received a very nice parcel of arilbred irises from Iris Lomer in Spain a couple of weeks ago; the prices were modest & the service very prompt