21. Irisis Contains information and articles from iris specialists, gardening experts and horticulturists. By James Brooks. Maryott s iris Gardens Commercial garden. CA. http://www.odla.nu/garden_links/iris.shtml

General Gardening Composting Organic Gardening Databases ... Vegetables Irisis A Walk by the Water Ian Black. Has a lot of excellent photos of Japanese Iris. Aitken's Salmon Creek Garden American Iris Society (AIS) Promoting the culture and improvement of the iris flower. Argyle Acres Located in North Texas. Historic and modern bearded irises. Beth's Iris Page Personal iris page of Beth Estep. Some photos. Also sells Iris note cards. Canadian Iris Society (CIS) Official website of the Canadian Iris Society. Contains information and articles from iris specialists, gardening experts and horticulturists. Croftway Nursery A commercial grower in UK. Ships to UK and European Union only. Dwarf Iris Society Information about Dwarf Irises. Photos too. Forquin Mountain Iris Garden A commercial garden in Volcano, California. Historic Iris Preservation Society Produced by Mike Lowe. Iris Garden A huge chart of the many varieties with a brief description. Iris Hill Farm Commercial Iris garden Santa Margarita, California.

22. Leota's Iris Garden - About Our Iris Garden In Northern California Specializing Slide your mouse over the persons for identification. Deciding to share our joy of both gardening and iris with others, we opened to the public in 1999. http://www.leotas-iris.com/about.html

Specializing in Tall Bearded Iris, grown in California Shipping will resume mid July 2004 Orders are accepted from March 1st through August 10th Back To Site Index L eota's Iris Garden is located just outside Sacramento in the heart of the Sierra Nevada foothills. We are a family owned business. What started as a love for plants and an enthusiasm for iris, quickly turned into a beautiful garden of over 1500 different varieties of tall bearded iris. Slide your mouse over the persons for identification Deciding to share our joy of both gardening and iris with others, we opened to the public in 1999. We work along side with our children and their families to provide a welcome environment with picnic tables under the shade of mature oak trees and with ample parking. Please enjoy our website as a representation of what we at Leota's have to offer. Of course nothing substitutes for visiting the actual garden, so if you have a chance to come visit us, take it! The best time of year to visit is between late April and May. We also have many reblooming iris, which bloom a second time from October through December. If you plan on bringing larger groups to visit the garden, please let us know in advance so we can make sure you are greeted. Meet the owners R on and Sharon Schwartzman are gardening veterans.

23. Contact Schreiner's Iris Gardens We look forward to your comments about gardening or your questions on iris problems and are committed to making your gardening experience a success. http://www.schreinersgardens.com/contact_us.shtml

Enter your e-mail address to recieve our free Iris Lover's Newsletter: Questions about our irises? Call us toll-free at Contact Us We would love to hear from you. You can e-mail us using the link below. Reading your notes and letters about Iris is one of the best parts of this business. We look forward to your comments about gardening or your questions on Iris problems and are committed to making your gardening experience a success. Please allow us five working days to respond to your requests. Again, thanks for thinking of Schreiner's Gardens. To contact us, send us an email at iris@schreinersgardens.com . Please include your City and State for all cultural questions so that we may better serve you. You can also reach us by U.S. Mail at this address: Schreiner's Iris Gardens 3625 Quinaby Road N.E. Salem OR 97303 3625 Quinaby Road N.E. Salem OR 97303 e-mail: iris@schreinersgardens.com

24. Wholesale Iris Or Irises Garden Directory The Bulb Lady offers gardening advice in free newsletters and articles. Louisiana iris Farms LLC We sell Louisiana irises by registered name and by color. http://www.gardencom.com/wiris.html

Click here to go back to the Garden Community Directory Home Page with over 100 garden categories to choose from. Wholesale Iris Garden Directory Page Click here to add your business in this directory Chesterfield Dahlia Farm As part of over 600 acres of cut flower production, we offer many great deals on easy to grow flowers. Complete 'secure' online ordering available. We are excited about our Millennium offerings, and are very pleased that you are interested in us! We have added 20 new dahlia varieties to our fields this year and know that you will share our excitement when you see those blooms! Come visit us 'down on the farm'! Phone: Fax: Web Site: http://www.dahliafarm.com E-mail: info@dahliafarm.com 68 South Main Street Cranbury, N.J. 08512 Aquarius Flora International bv, Export Flowers and Plants from Holland. Export of daily fresh flowers and plants. Garden plants as well as house plants. Tel: Fax: Web Site: http://www.aquarius-flora.com E-mail: Dirk.Batenburg@ping.be Aquarius Flora International bv, Postbus 568, 2675 ZV Honselersdijk, Holland Van Bourgondien Dutch Bulbs and Perennials Top quality flower bulbs and perennials can be ordered online.

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26. Iris Societies (flower) of the American iris Society until 1958 when the Canadian iris Society was reorganized independently to promote irises to the gardening public throughout Canada http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/iris/soc.html

National and International Iris Societies I'm still working on this page. If you have information that would help me to complete it, I'd be glad to hear from you. Thanks, Dave Table of Contents American Iris Society including its sections and cooperating societies: Median Iris Society The Society for Siberian Irises Spuria Iris Society Society for Japanese Irises ... Nihon Hanashobu Kyokai (Japanese Iris Society) Nihon Iris Kyokai (Iris Society of Japan) New Zealand Iris Society Iris Society of South Africa The Iris Society of Australia Aril Society International ... World Iris Association Other societies. ( Send me me a note if you know anything about them.) Belgian Iris Society The Central Iris Society (Moscow) Danish Iris Society Iris Society of Southern Africa Schweizer Iris-und Lilienfreunde (Swiss iris society) American Iris Society The A.I.S. has a home page on the web. The American Iris Society was founded in 1920. Publications of the A. I. S. The A.I.S. publishes the Bulletin of the American Iris Society quarterly, and the

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28. Louisiana Iris Farms, LLC setting. irises add beauty to pond, patio, or water gardening, and all of our iris flowers are offered at competitive prices. Browse http://www.louisianairis.com/

If you are looking for iris growers, you've come to the right place. We specialize in growing and distributing Louisiana Irises, a native American flower and aquatic plant. Our irises are hybrids of the original native species and offer versatility, durability and beauty to a water garden or border setting. Irises add beauty to pond, patio, or water gardening, and all of our iris flowers are offered at competitive prices. Browse our award winning irises, read about how easy irises are to grow, and consider ordering irises for your garden today. 321 W. Main Street, Suite 2D Lafayette, LA 70501 (337) 233-5673 Fax email: info@louisianairis.com Interested in plants other than irises? Visit GardenCom.com Home Order Irises Articles ... Website Design, Hosting, Advertising

29. Gardening With Plantskydd Deer Repellent I just want to tell you about my experience with using Plantskydd® on my irises and roses. Last August I replanted my entire iris garden 350 varieties. http://www.treeworld.com/gardening.html

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30. Links To Iris Excellent iris pictures. It s A small Garden After All Dedicated to the small home gardener. Dennis Kramb s gardening Homepage A web page that is mostly http://www.televar.com/~irisbuff/linksto.htm

American Iris Society Information for all classifications of irises, membership and growing information. Pictures of award winning irises. Canadian Iris Society Lots of great cultural information at this web site. Check it out. Aril Society International Information on aril and arilbreds. Photo's. Great Site. Historic Iris Preservation Society Web site for the older irises, the proven performers. Yakima Valley Iris Society Yakima Valley invites you to their web site. Iris show results and photo's. Great idea for promoting irises and shows.. Dwarf Iris Society of America Cultural and membership information. World Iris Association Expansion of local, national, and regional iris societies. North Mississippi Lakes Iris Society Walter Moores irises and more...

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32. Walking Iris, Emilycompost Gardening, Gardening Tips, Organic Gardening, Flower Neomarica (neeoh-mah-reek-ah) Walking iris IRIDACEAE ( iris family). The walking iris, also known as the twelve apostles, grows in grassy clumps. http://www.emilycompost.com/walking_iris.htm

E-mail to Emily Home FAQ Emily (who we are) What's Growing On Plants of the Week Wildflowers and Weeds of the Week Emily's Lists ... Selected Links Bookmark this site as a favorite! Updated weekly on Sunday Night. Recommend this site to a friend ! emilycompost.com Plants Neomarica (nee-oh-mah-reek-ah) Walking Iris IRIDACEAE ( Iris family) The walking iris, also known as the twelve apostles, grows in grassy clumps. The plant can grow from 1-5 feet high and wide. A mighty appearance to be sure. The leaves are flat swords about one inch wide. The flowers are like miniature iris blooms. They are oh so delicate and cute and appear as if they are walking way from the plant on their long stems. Generally, the bloom will appear when the plant is pot bound or two years in age. Often in a fast growing situation or a warmer zone, this will happen in one year. In colder zones, this plant needs to come inside for the winter. In warmer zones of nine and higher they can be planted in the ground, or if lucky with a beneficial microclimate the plant may survive in zone 8. The best growing condition is sun to half shade, especially if it is morning sun. As always, a good drained soil is required - although the plant can tolerate a moist situation. I like growing mine in a clay pot.

33. Home & Garden Television: Perennials are derived from iris siberica, which is well adapted to both wet and dry soils. It grows well in ordinary garden soil, but in high water gardening conditions http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_plants_perennials/article/0,1785,HGTV_3610_2719286,0

Site Shortcuts TV Specials Special Online Features Be on HGTV HGTV on Demand Calculators Make HGTV Your Start Page Quilt Block of the Month Needle Crafts Gardening Basics Mosaic Madness Faux Finishing Design Styles Entertaining Organizing About Us Site Map Homepage Program Guide Shows A - Z Decorating Remodeling ... Shop SEARCH GARDENING Books / Videos Bulbs / Seeds Cacti / Succulents ... Wildlife Iris Plants in a Waterlogged Garden A stand of Japanese iris flowers look like butteflies. (SHNS photo by Maureen Gilmer / DIY Do It Yourself Network) Lavender and purple Siberian iris hybrids make superior garden plants in wet ground or dry. (SHNS photo by Maureen Gilmer / DIY Do It Yourself Network) Iris spread by thick roots with multiple growth tips that turn this original clump into a large colony with time. (SHNS photo by Maureen Gilmer / DIY Do It Yourself Network) By Maureen Gilmer DIYDo It Yourself Network The song of the high water gardener is a dirge of black stinking roots, melted bulbs and disintegrating stems. While a dozen great books present the techniques of dry desert-like gardening, few teach high water survival tactics.

34. Sunshine Farm And Gardens: Glick Pick Archives: Iris Cristata weeds. Since that day, I ve used and recommended iris cristata extensively as a groundcover to many a gardening friend. The flower http://www.sunfarm.com/picks/iriscristata-082543.phtml

Sunshine Farm and Gardens Rare and Exceptional Plants for the Discriminating Gardener and Collector Home Glick Pick Archives Iris cristata Imagine my surprise when I revisited a distant woodland bed here on the farm, that I'd planted a few years earlier with some plants of Iris cristata. I found that I'd inherited a colony numbering hundreds of plants. In fact the colony was so tightly formed that it made a groundcover impenetrable to weeds. Since that day, I've used and recommended Iris cristata extensively as a groundcover to many a gardening friend. The flower colors and patterns of Iris cristata are one of the most variable that I've ever seen, and there are many named cultivars including several forms of Iris cristata alba. You can see an image at: http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plantfinder/codea/K700.shtml I've spent a lot of time photographing many different flower forms of Iris cristata, and have grandiose plans of putting them together in a gallery one of these days when things slow down, so stay tuned. As the name implies, the specific epithet, cristata means crested and refers to the crest in the falls of the flower. I'd hoped to give you more specific information about the nativity of

35. BBC - Gardening - Plants - Plant Finder - Iris 'Harmony' iris (iris Harmony ). Newsletter. Be the first to find out what s new each week. Sign up for a free gardening newsletter. Royal Horticultural Society. http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/plants/plant_finder/plant_pages/5167.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index THURSDAY 10th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage Lifestyle homepage Gardening homepage ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Gardening Plants Plant Finder Common Name: Iris Genus: Iris Cultivar: 'Harmony' Skill Level: Experienced Exposure: Full sun Soil type: Well-drained/light Height: 'Harmony' is a reticulata iris, flowering from late winter to early spring. The royal blue blooms have central yellow splashes down the middle of each petal. Plant the bulbs 5-10cm (2-4in) apart at twice their own depth in well-drained, moderately fertile soil in sun or partial shade. To propagate, divide bulbs from midsummer to early autumn to increase stocks. Find out more about irises Search for plants by their common or Latin names. By name Tip: use singular (petunia), not plural (petunias). Write the Latin or common name. This item requires JavaScript to work. Please enable JavaScript if you wish to use it. By dropdown menu Plant type Any Annual Bulbous Climber Edible Indoor plant Perennial Pond Shrub Tree Secondary plant type Any Flower colour Any Black Blue Bronze Grey Lavender Lilac Magenta Mauve Mixed Orange Peach Pink Purple Red Rose Salmon Violet White Yellow Foliage colour Any Black Bluey-green Bronze Dark green Golden Golden variegation Grey Light green Mid-green Purple Silver Silver variegation Features Any Aromatic foliage Attractive seed-heads Attractive to wildlife Autumn colour Colourful bark Colourful new growth Cones Dramatic foliage Flowers Fruit Scented flowers Thorns Sun exposure

36. Iris, Pacific Coast Hybrids - Mediterranean Climate Gardening Throughout The Wor I want to second what Loren says about transplanting or dividing Pacific Coast Native iris (PCNs MGS logo In cooperation with The Mediterranean Garden Society. http://www.mediterraneangardensociety.org/plants/Iris.PCH.html

mediterranean climate gardening throughout the world climate discussion ... resources The hybrid Iris 'Pacific Rim' a typical habit of Pacific Coast Hybrid Iris Iris Pacific Coast Natives and Hybrids Iridaceæ Some internet discussion of this hybrids: From Jan Smithen in New Zealand , 18 Apr 1999, on Medit-Plants "I want to second what Loren says about transplanting or dividing Pacific Coast Native Iris (PCNs). I killed several before I learned, they MUST only be disturbed at the beginning or during their active growth period. And like so many California natives, this is during our winter rainy season. "You'll find that after yours have been in the ground for a few years, they'll spread out and develop empty centers. You'll be tempted to divide them as soon as bloom is finished. They are now entering dormancy and have almost no roots at all! "As Loren suggested, wait until mid to late October, and you'll see little fans of new growth developing around the outside edges. If you dig down with your fingers, you'll see white roots sprouting from pink bases on the thin rhizome. "With a fork, lift the whole clump and break it apart at its natural separations with your hands. Keep the divisions damp in the shade while you re-dig and amend the soil. Then replant your divisions at the same level they were before. Blooming does not depend on the size or age of the clump and your new divisions will generously bloom the following spring. They like light shade with plenty of reflected light, good loose humusy soil on the acid side and fairly good drainage, plenty of moisture during fall, winter and spring, and to be dry during the summer. You can lose them during the summer in warm(hot?) wet soil due to water mold fungi.

37. Get It Growing Television Related Material / Other Sites of Interest LSU AgCenter April gardening Tips Louisiana iris (AgCenter Pub. 1969) Louisiana Master http://www.lsuagcenter.com/Communications/GETITGROW/ThisWeek/Television/Previous

Louisiana Iris Beautiful Addition To Garden The Louisiana iris is a favorite for many gardeners across the state. In this week’s edition of Get It Growing, LSU AgCenter horticulturist Dan Gill shows us a beautiful planting of Louisiana irises. In this "Get It Growing" video segment, Dan: Explains why these flowers are called Louisiana irises. Talks about the various growing conditions and how to care for Louisiana irises throughout the year. Reminds us that nurseries still have irises available. For more lawn and garden information, call your local LSU AgCenter Extension office. To find an office near you, click here. To view the latest online publications from the LSU AgCenter - or to find out how to order a variety of printed publications on lawn and garden topics - visit the Publications section of our Web site.

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Gardenscape.com is an information resource for the home gardener and for the professionals in the gardening, landscape, and nursery industries. Horticultural Photography - a stock photography agency specializing in horticultural subjects, gardens and landscapes Gardenscape.com's Gardening Companies This is the Gardenscape.com list of Gardening Companies, Landscaping Companies and Nurseries that have websites on the Internet. These companies are suppliers of horticultural and associated products. They are both wholesale and retail suppliers. When calling or sending e-mail to these companies please mention that you found them listed at Gardenscape.com Gardenscape.com provides links to websites related to the gardening, landscape, and nursery industries. These links are not endorsements of any products or services found at such sites, and no information at such site has been endorsed or approved by Gardenscape.com. If you want us to list your company on our website please send us an e-mail with the following: 1) Point of Contact Information: Name, Address, Phone Number, Fax Number, E-mail Address; 2) Company Information: Website Name, Website Address. If you want a listing in our retail, wholesale or allied pages include the following: 3) Company Information: Company Name, Address, Phone Number, Fax Number, E-mail Address; and 4) Company Description, List of Plants sold or propogated, Products and/or Services provided. Send your e-mail to Gardenscape.com does not send out catalogs.

39. Get Growing Gardening Tips 73- Iris Types to rock gardens, for sites along streams and around ponds, and for the herbaceous or mixed perennials beds and borders. Botanically, the genus iris is divided http://www.discoveredmonton.com/devonian/getgro73.html

University of Alberta Devonian Botanic Garden The Green Zone Home Page About Us What to See and Do Special Events ... AFHE Links GET GROWING GARDENING TIPS Brought to you by Dr. Michael Hickman, Associate Director, Devonian Botanic Garden Irises In both my garden and the Devonian Botanic Garden Irises have done very well this year in spite of the weather. During June into this month they have flowered well. The genus Iris is a large genus of bulbous and rhizomatous perennials. Some 300 species and countless cultivars exist. The species are native to northern temperate regions. In Greek mythology Iris was a sister of the Harpies, messenger of the Juno, goddess of marriage. Iris walked between heaven and earth over a bridge made by a rainbow. Legend has it that whenever she walked on earth, her footprints bore flowers with as many colours as the rainbow. The name Iris as a Greek noun means rainbow. Irises were grown in the east long before the Christian era. A flower on the sphinx is considered to be an Iris, and another appears on a bas-relief of the time of the 18th Egyptian dynasty. Pliny also knew the Iris and praised its medicinal virtues. The Iris was also a favourite flower of the Moslems, who took it to Spain after their conquest in the 8th century. So the genus Iris has been loved and used for centuries; however, it did not win popularity as did others such as roses, carnations, lilies and others. Perhaps this resulted from mistaking Irises for lilies

40. Iris Nurseries, Place Your Gardens In Eureka This Year copy of the 2004 Eureka iris Reference Guide. Eureka offers your nursery business advertising benefits unparalleled in other gardening publications. http://www.gardeneureka.com/-Pages/AdvApplic_IrisNurseries.htm

A colorful photograph of your featured iris will attract Eureka readers, serious perennial collectors, to your half-page color advertisement in the 2004 Eureka Iris Reference Guide, Vol. 3. Iris Nurseries Place Your Garden in the 2004 Eureka Iris Reference Guide this Year Join us along with iris nurseries across the country each year and reach out to iris collectors worldwide in the next Eureka Iris Reference Guide, shipped mid February 2004 List your plants and reach iris collectors in color both in print and on the Internet as part of the 2004 Eureka Iris Reference Guide, Vol. 3 Eureka has a growing presence in iris commerce, and we invite you and your nursery to be a part of this presence in the horticultural world. Please join us in Volume 3 and join nurseries who, for over a decade, have found Eureka advertising to be money well spent We have prepared an impressive advertising package for you, the commercial iris grower. Our best, all-around advertising option is the basic advertising package . This will literally put your garden on the map for iris buyers. Your cost is determined by the number of plants you submit for listing in Eureka Iris Reverence Guide, 2004

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