>Juno iris have been fabulous, easy to grow in raised sand beds. The >number of flowers they put forth is remarkable, such fun "corn >plants" that require little or no attention. >About 6-7 Juno iris varieties blooming today, 05-01-2008. >http://plantbuzz.com/buzz/… > >The very floriferous Iris vicaria > > >Iris x 'Warlsind' has very fragrant flowers, and is a slower grower >than the other species. >http://plantbuzz.com/buzz/Iris_Warlsind_2008a.jpg/ >http://plantbuzz.com/buzz/Iris_Warlsind_2008b.jpg/ Dear Mark, Glad to see another praise of Junos and their 'show' ability. They can make quite an impact in masses like these. Your ultra vigorous I . vicaria matches my I. willmottiana. We ought to trade a few of these 'weeds'. And if you like 'Warlsind', you must get 'Sindpers', the reverse cross. I got mine from Jane McGary and it is a knock out. Best Jim W. where the aril-bred irises are just starting their dazzle. -- Dr. James W. Waddick 8871 NW Brostrom Rd. Kansas City Missouri 64152-2711 USA Ph. 816-746-1949 Zone 5 Record low -23F Summer 100F +
