Iris reticulata season - Hermodactyloides and Scorpiris

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Two more juno's
Iris tubergeniana
Iris kuschakewiczii

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Iris willmottiana

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This was a surprise. About 18 months ago I planted out some of my potted reticulata and histrioides type irises. I am having trouble repotting them every year and must try to do the rest + the crocuses this year.  This bed has been built up using used potting soil.  There was no label near this iris so I don't know if I saw the bulb when I depotted the compost.

Iris 'Dance On'



At the other end of the bed (with labels) are Iris 'Reine Immaculee', 'Katherine's Gold' and one Iris histrioides 'Major' which I need to move to where the rest of them are planted. Pictures to follow.  Just discovered I haven't resized them yet

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Iris histrioides 'Reine Immaculee'



Iris 'Katherine's Gold'



There's another one coming up with no label.  I do have an idea but will wait and see.

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Iris hippolyti

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Iris caucasica from Iran with a distinct green-yellow flower

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iris pseudocapnoides

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An old man made cross between iris bucharica and iris vicaria.
Seeds were sold via the Archibald list under JJA6575495

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One of the easiest species of the junos.
Iris magnifica

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One of the first iris outside in the rockgarden.
Iris attica from Greece

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Two collections of Iris bucharica.
The first is a "normal" form from the trade, the 2nd is a collection from Tadjikistan and much shorter

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The last of the reticulatas.  Iris sisianica, a stoloniferous species from Armenia

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Maybe the best Iris bucharica, the all yellow Iris bucharica "Top Gold"

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Iris caucasica subsp. turcica

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A few iris from the rockgarden.
Iris lutescens in a very dark blue and a white form
Iris pumila atroviolacea
Iris pumila from Holubec seed
Iris reichenbachii in a blue colour