I still can't find out what this is, despite numerous web searches. What a shame, I'd like to know. So if anyone has any other ideas please post a comment!
i'd say a tigridia - strange name, still in the iris family. nope not a siberian, they don't tend to be strippy, and like the bog better, the tigridia tends to rot in wet footed places.
No, but it's STUNNING!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a Siberian Iris.
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It most likely is an Iris Bridget. I'll have to go and consult my book and see what cultivar it is. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it stunning yes.
ReplyDeleteHi Maa, it looks similar to the Siberian Iris yes but doesn't have the stripes inside at the top, so I'm not convinced it is that.
Hi Liz, that would be great thanks
I still can't find out what this is, despite numerous web searches. What a shame, I'd like to know. So if anyone has any other ideas please post a comment!
ReplyDeletei'd say a tigridia - strange name, still in the iris family.
ReplyDeletenope not a siberian, they don't tend to be strippy, and like the bog better, the tigridia tends to rot in wet footed places.
Hi Killkrankie farm
ReplyDeleteThanks for your suggestion. The tigridia certainly look very similar.