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Douglas' iris, Iris douglasiana.
I can't tell from descriptions how to distinguish Douglas' from toughleaf iris, I. tenax, except that the latter should have only 1-2 flowers per stem.
Port Orford Heads State Park, Port Orford, OR, June 14, 2011.
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Didn't get the name on this one - will update when I get it.
Photographed at a private Louisiana Iris garden near Carlisle, Arkansas
Added to collection last year, bloomed for first time this year.
Delicate, lemon yellow uprights, with lightly ruffled falls that have a slight taupe edging, in a rich pink toned maroon. White throats with flame tipped white beards.
((Autumn Years x Baditude) x Sarah Sunshine) -X- (Romancer x ((Haute Couture x Joan’s Party) x (Anne Boleyn x (Gnu x All Aflutter))))
"Iris spuria 'Lemon Delemma', 2017, [Iris], EYE-riss , 3 ft. #Perennial #Monocot, USDA Hardiness Zone 3, Yellow Lavender, Bloom Month 6b, In Garden Bed S4 for 13.2 YEARS.
Lemon Dilemma' ( Lawrence Johnsen, R. 1992) Seedling #VF 87-1. SPU, 48"" (122 cm). Late midseason bloom. Standards blue violet; style arms blue violet, darker blue violet crests; falls bright yellow, narrow rim veined light blue violet. 'Vintage Year' X 'Far Out'. Shepard Iris 1993.
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