As I used to grow several thousand species and hybrid, I can tell you what category if you give me some info. I could not bring up your pictures. Describe height and width of leave, placement of flower pod on stem,descibe bloomstalk: thin,thick, branched,Where the pods at the tip of the bloonstalk or pod all along stem with leaves between each ( kind of like a cornstalk) Generally there are bearded or beardless iris. This is the beard on the fall (hanging down flower part). Most bearded iris have large almost potato like tubers,wider,fleshy leaves from 4 inches tall to about 36 inches. Beardles ussually have more narrow grass like leaves. They look like they are growing from a wirey cluster . Many look like a clump of grass,narrow thin leaves. I have a BS and MS in Plant Classification. Send me a direct picture of the plant/from many angles as well as the seedpod on the stem,pic of just the pod then send me a pic of the seeds,fairly closeup. Now remember there are thousands of iris hybrids but I can tell you a lot if you get me the info. Send the pics direct to ne Russ H (pbs member) at _jadeboy48@aol.com_ (mailto:jadeboy48@aol.com) I am sure I can help a lot. I used to raise almost all the known species. I had about 5 acres of iris and oher plants just around the house. No lawn. The fields and fields of different hybrids from all the groups" Bearded, Siberian , Louisiana, Species, Aril (desert iris from the middle east), Spuria, see it can quie involved. Any chance there was a nametag next to the plant you got the seed from? Because of the work involved I am only doing this for you. It is really easy to enter American Iris Society websites of info Russ H In a message dated 3/15/2013 7:15:28 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, rbartontx@yahoo.com writes: >https://picasaweb.google.com/102349754034616089606… RgCLqvrc-IwcC7gAE#5855743415976849746 > >I would like to know what type of