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They're all blooming. Most of mine don't have names, or if they do, I don't keep track. I think I'll rename them!

I'm calling this one Root Beer! :lol:
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This guy can be Deep Purple! :lol:
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I think this one is very cool. I think this is a PCI, but I'm not positive. I've never seen one that is true pale blue like this.
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This is 'Cascade Velvet' (I didn't make that one up!) I got it at the nursery over the weekend (thanks for pointing it out, Judy!)
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Post by Garden_of_Mu »

So pretty!!! I love the light blue one - very unique, and it sure looks like a PCI to me.
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Wow! :o That light blue one is a killer! Is that something that can grown in Michigan (zone 5) do you know? :) Whew!
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Post by Garden_of_Mu »

PCIs don't do very well off the west coast. they tend to die out over a few years and rarely flower. They need cool wet winters and hot dry summers ('mediterranian climate'). I'd suggest folks off the west coast try cal-sibes instead. They are crosses of PCIs and siberiens and do much much better, yet retain alot of the colors and patterns found in PCIs. Will Plotner at Wildwood Gardens has several in his catalog. you can contact him at: gardens@molalla.net
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Actually, that 'Cascade Velvet' that I picked up is a Cal-Sibe. Very cool!
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Very, very nice iris! Didn't know about PCI. Thanks for sharing!
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Absolutely positively gorgeous!!! So, Doris... When can I come by and visit again? (with shovel and gloves and pots in the back of my car?)

Keep the photos coming please, they're wonderful!

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