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Once again I would like to express my Sincere Thanks to Adele and Wayne Harrison for sharing their amazing Seedling Photos.
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Linda
What a fantastic website! Your pictures are enchanting...thanks so much for sharing your love of irises!
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I really love the arilbred iris. Living in Tasmania I have a couple but can they grow in the Sydney area of NSW?
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