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    Found these today while walking the dog, obviously Iris but what sort, tuberous ? picture didn`t come up, they look like dahlia tubers.
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    I can't see that pic Pam....:dunno:
     
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    i cant see it either!:ouch1:
     
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    [​IMG]now it`s come up
     
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      Not too sure that they are Iris actually. My thoughts are Daylily (Hemorcallis).
       
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      ooh never thought day lily, I will pot them up and see which they are...
       
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      Good idea - put them in the ground and you'll have an invasion!
       
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      I wiil pop them into pots as already have Kwanso that needs thinning out.
       
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