Iris cycloglossa
James Waddick (Mon, 14 Jun 2004 20:17:53 PDT)

Dear All;
Although Iris cycloglossa is a Juno, it is most un-juno-like
in its fondness for water. It occurs in areas that are periodically
submerged and does best went not allowed to have a dry summer baking.
The foliage and form are more like Dutch iris. It may be the juno
best suited to the perennial border than bulb bed.
Flowers are gorgeous and I think here is a record of a white
form (might be fuzzy here). Prices are coming down all the time and
when happy multiplies fairly fast.

Best Jim W.
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