All about growing Louisiana, Siberian, Spuria, Pacific Coast and Bearded Irises in San Diego County.
In the Spring a livelier iris changes on the burnish'd dove; In the Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. - Alfred Lord Tennyson
Join the SDHS on
March 14, 2022,
at 6 pm
on ZOOM only
for the General Meeting
featuring
Janis Shackelford
of
The American Iris Society and the San Diego Iris Society.
All about growing Louisiana, Siberian, Spuria,
Pacific Coast and Bearded Irises in San Diego County
The San Diego Iris Society was organized in July 1963 as a non-profit public benefit corporation with the express purpose of promoting the knowledge, culture and appreciation of plants in the Genus Iris, and to stimulate interest by planting irises in gardens, parks and public grounds.
Looking ahead -
April 11, 2022, 6pm,
Zoom only,
Gretchen Ward,
Epicactus.
"Epi hybrids have been created through the hybridization of epiphytic cactus species such as Disocactus and Selenicereus. There are both day blooming and night blooming species."
'Epiphyllums are what other flowers aspire to be.'
- San Diego Epiphyllum Society