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		Gainesville.com - Local Events, Forums, Classifieds, Photos & Video ^Votes:0 close body { font-family: arial;} #NA_Cont { background-color: #369; padding: 8px; color: #fff; font-size: 12px; width: 350px; border: 2px solid #aaa; position: fixed; bottom: 10px; right: 10px; _position:absolute; _top:top:expression(eval(document.compatMode && document.compatMode=='CSS1Compat') ? documentElement.scrollTop +(documentElement.clientHeight-this.clientHeight) : document.body.scrollTop +(document.body.clientHeight-this.clientHeight)); z-index: 3; } .NA_open { opacity: .9; filter: alpha(opacity=90); height: 120px; display: none; } .NA_closed { opacity: .5; filter: alpha(opacity=50); height: 18px; display: block; } .NA_gone { display: none; } #NA_Title { font-size: 12px; font-weight: bold; color: #fe3; width: 300px; } #NA_Title a { color: #fff; } #NA_Txt { margin-top: 5px; font- Read More Go to Site


		Leonine Iris - Leonine Iris ^Votes:0 "Dividing Bearded Iris" on-line PowerPoint Presentation Article: "Iris - A Flower for All Seasons" Related Iris Links King County Iris Society Pierce County Iris Society American Iris Society AIS Region 18 AIS Region 13 Giving credit where credit is due, many thanks to the members of the King County Iris Society in Seattle, Washington. Much of the information contained in the Iris Culture sites is from the educational handouts KCIS uses in their efforts to educate the public about iris. ? 2000-2005 Leonine Iris All Right Reserved Read More Go to Site

		AIS: American Iris Society website ^Votes:0 h k Welcome to the official American Iris Society (AIS) website Welcome to the American Iris Society (AIS) website. We hope that you will find this website an informative and helpful resource to all kinds of iris information. The American Iris Society is a nonprofit institution incorporated February 2, 1927, in the County of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania. By the terms of the Charter, the Corporation has no stockholders and exists for the sole purpose of promoting the culture and improvement of the Iris. Click here to join the AIS now! Join or renew your membership with with our on-line AIS membership payment selections. For full details on AIS membership please visit the Membership Information area. It's AIS calendar time again! The all new 2008 AIS iris calendars " The World of Read More Go to Site

		Bearded Irises \| Tips & Techniques ^Votes:0 GardenGuides.com Search Garden Guides: Skip Navigation Plants Pests Community How-To Supplies Resources My Profile Plants Sub-items Top 100 Plants Flowers Herbs Fruit & Vegetables Trees Shrubs Vines Grasses Weeds Other Plants Information Sheets Plant Guides Garden Basics Plants by Type & Name Pests Sub-items Common Garden Pests Garden Pest Tips How-To Sub-items Garden Tips & Techniques Recipes Supplies Sub-items Seeds & Bulbs Seed & Bulb Retailers Gardening Books Country Wisdom Bulletins Patio & Garden Furniture Resources Sub-items Nursery Directory Landscapers Directory Botanical Dictionary Garden Walks Skip Breadcrumbs Home • How-To • Tips & Techniques • Flowers • Bearded Irises Visit our new and improved community section! Bearded Irises New Community Photos! pho Read More Go to Site

		Beautiful View Iris Garden ^Votes:0 Home Garden Status Iris Catalog Planting & Care Info Iris Photographs Arilbred Catalog Map & Directions Collections For Sale Order Form & Info 2048 Hickok Road El Dorado Hills, CA 95762. (916) 933-3804 fax: (916) 933-0878 to email,click below harold@beautiful-view-iris.com Open weekends during bloom season or by appointment NOTE: THE GARDEN IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO AN AGING PARENT RESPONSIBILITY. The Beautiful View Iris Garden is an extensive iris hobby garden evolving into a small commercial iris garden. The garden features 1100 tall bearded and more than 400 medians, PCIs, Siberians, and arilbred irises. A limited number of spuria and Louisiana irises are available for the visitors' viewing pleasure. Irises are great garden plants for the beginning gardener to the most advan Read More Go to Site

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		Free Web and Internet Solutions ^Votes:0 FWIS.org Free Web and Internet Solutions Information \| Application \| Contact \| Terms of Usage \| Affiliates Login Welcome Free Services - For Home, Students and Small Organisations Free Web and Internet Solutions provide free Internet services to persons and organisations in need of them. We offer web-hosting, shell access, e-mail, development environments and solutions on an invidual basis to meet your needs. We provide free hosting, free programming solutions and free technical support. We are staffed by volunteers from around the World, with commercial I.T. experience in various fields (from systems programming to CGI and web design). Our services are simple, reliable and professional. The only thing we ask is that you provide us with a good reason to use our services. Who should use our Read More Go to Site

		Giddy Over Gladiolus ^Votes:0 Giddy over Gladiolus H-812 (Revised), August 1993 Ronald C. Smith, Extension Horticulturist Introduction Few other annual flowers have as much to offer the casual, dedicated or commercial gardener as gladiolus: A wide range of colors from near black to white, with just about every conceivable shade in between; ease of growth attracts even the most amateur of gardeners to add color and variety to the landscape, and, as a cut, flower, glads are unequaled for keeping quality and showmanship. Give them sun, lots of water and well-drained soil, and let nature take its course. Start out with a dozen or two, and in a few years the corms will have multiplied to the point where you can give some to neighbors, relatives and friends to grow on their own. Many a farmer growing alternative crops for op Read More Go to Site

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		Home Page for Irises (flower) ^Votes:0 Irises Irises are wonderful garden plants. You can certainly find some that will grow for you, if you just give them light. Some grow in deserts, some in swamps, some in the cold far north, and many in temperate climates. Iris means rainbow, and that's because irises come in so many colors: blues and purples, whites and yellows, pinks and oranges, browns and reds, and even blacks. Welcome New! Plates from W.R. Dykes' monograph The Genus Iris A description of the Iris Genus and related genera. A list of national and international iris societies . A bibliography for irises : books, proceedings, monographs, and periodicals. A genealogy of the iris Conjuration , and its entire ancestry at a glance. Links to these pages . Maintained by David Pane-Joyce . Page created May 11, 1995. Last updated Read More Go to Site

		Ian Black's Gardening Pages - Japanese Irises ^Votes:0 Japanese Irises have been developed over many years from forms of Iris ensata . This is a hardy waterside plant, native to wide areas of eastern Asia. It has been the subject of many years of selective breeding. The distinctive flowers, offset by the sword-shaped foliage can provide a distinctive component to waterside plantings. Imagine a walk beside a slow-flowing stream, a pond or a small lake. It is high summer. Picture the contrast of these unique plants against the stillness of the water - Each of the images below is a "thumbnail" - click on the image, and you will bring up a larger picture; return to this page by clicking on the "back" button of your browser. Kozasagawa Minowa-no-sato Nemuri-jishi Ayesegawa Beni-tsubaki (?) Sei-shonagon Chiyo-no-Haru Chiyodajo Hatsukurenai Mijako-og Read More Go to Site

		Iris ^Votes:0 Iris H-113, Reviewed and reprinted March 2005 Ronald C. Smith, Extension Horticulturist Dale Herman, Professor of Horticulture, Agricultural Experiment Station Bearded Iris Siberian Iris Spuria Iris Yellow Flag Cultivar Recommendations Iris -- the word alone conjures up visions of brilliant spring flowers. Iris are among the best-known and loved of garden plants. It is perfectly understandable that the spectacular tall bearded iris, which are hardy herbaceous perennials, receive most of the attention of beginning gardeners. However, there are other less celebrated but equally attractive species of iris for the North Dakota gardener to grow. Planting additional species also extends the blooming season of iris in the landscape. This large genus of about 200 speces is native in the North Temp Read More Go to Site

		Iris City Gardens, Nashville ^Votes:0 BLUE MOUNTAIN MIST One of our 2007 Introductions Our 13th Year Welcome to Iris City Gardens, specializing in beardless irises; Louisiana, Japanese and Siberian. We also carry a number of virginica, pseudacorus, versicolor, laevigata and species cross iris. We have antique and newer bearded iris and never-rust Garden Markers to identify your plants. We also sell potted daylilies, peonies, water lilies and other perennial plants here at the nursery. Our shipping season for 2007 is now over and we can no longer accept orders for this year. This web site will be updated for the 2008 season in early January and we begin taking orders for next year at that time. Meanwhile, you can Download the entire 2007 catalog in Adobe Acrobat format (without pictures) and browse the selections over the winte Read More Go to Site

		Irises,Irises,Irises A Gardener's Passion ^Votes:0 New Pictures for 2001 Here is a sample of the types of irises that I grow in my garden. I have won Queen of Show five years in a row now at the San Diego Iris Society competition in Balboa Park. In 1996, a white tall bearded, CLOUDS ADRIFT took the honor. I was able to retain the trophy in 1997 with an arilbred, PRO NEWS . A large tall bearded, BLUE GLOSS won it for me in 1998. In 1999 my miniature tall bearded, WELCH'S REWARD won best of show. This year I won with an arilbred called HONEY DOVE To see a larger image,click on any of the thumbnails above "Garden To Live, Live To Garden" Site enjoyed times since 4/21/97 All images on this site property of Steven Rocha. Unauthorized use prohibited. Support freedom Read More Go to Site

		SLI Home Page. WWW.LOUISIANAS.ORG ^Votes:0 The Louisiana Iris Book! Join the Society for Louisiana Iris NEW! SLI's Fleur de Lis Magazine Wild Louisianas: Still Out There, Still Beautiful, and More Endangered Than Ever an excerpt from Fleur de Lis Magazine in PDF format. How to Grow Louisiana Iris New! Complete Searchable Louisiana Iris Checklist on CD How to use the New Searchable Checklist on CD Read More Go to Site

		Society for Pacific Coast Native Iris ^Votes:0 Society for Pacific Coast Native Iris Read More Go to Site

		Table of Contents ^Votes:0 Tableof Contents H.I.P.s. HAPPENING Photos -- when I finish the TT article photos -- RSN! "Quick Fix" A display of 'almost' all photos on this site 2001 AIS Awards .. Listings (and previous years) HIPS Sales Items News Items a START!! on the 39 Check List . color descriptions with illustrations. Siberian Photos Comparison displays: small flowered yellow iris blue/lavender plicatas variegatas .. PS .. amoenas Historic Society information Membership blank Look it up! An Iris terms glossary provides easy look ups North American Dykes Medal Award . listing , pedigree's and photos. Where can older iris be seen? A listing of Display gardens . (US only, to date! If you have a planting of Historic iris and wish to be listed, email me info.) A popularity poll . of older iris by the member Read More Go to Site

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