Ordering - There is no minimum order.  If you want to order a single rhizome, feel free. Bonus iris(es) will be included with every order totaling $5.00 or more (not including S&H).

Here in northern Minnesota , I am not able to check availability until my irises are up and growing in May. Because I am a private gardener and not a commercial grower, I grow only one or two clumps of each iris variety. That, combined with the severity of the climate in which I garden, means that I have a very limited number of rhizomes of each variety available for sale. If a clump suffers illness or death, that cultivar can become unavailable at any time. For this reason, it is critical that you provide instructions either to substitute or refund in case of unavailability. If you choose substitution, please provide a nice long list of acceptable substitutes and/or specify that I may choose substitutes for you.

Pre-season orders with payments will be held and checked for availability in the order received. Please submit your order early for greatest availability. Plants can not be reserved until payment is received. Payment will be held (not cashed or deposited) until order availability can be determined.

Orders may be submitted via email (if paid by PayPal) or by postal mail using the printable order form.

Shipping - Irises will be dug and shipped from July 1(or whenever my bearded bloom season is finished) -August 11.  Orders are mailed via USPS Priority Mail. Shipments will be made to the continental U.S. only. 

Postage
1-10 rhizomes	$7.00
11-20 rhizomes	$9.50
21-30 rhizomes	$12.00
31-40 rhizomes	$14.50

Payment - Payment may be made by check, money order, or direct fund transfer (no credit card payments) through PayPal to irises@localnet.com. If you choose to pay by personal check, please make sure your check reaches me by July 31 to give it time to clear your bank before my shipping deadline of Aug. 11.  

Notes on the irises - All irises are freshly dug, labeled true to name, and healthy when shipped.  Please note that northern grown iris rhizomes, while exceptionally hardy, tend to mature at very small sizes compared to those grown in warm climates.  My irises are fully acclimated to cold winter climates.

Note also that the miniature dwarf (MDB), standard dwarf (SDB) and miniature tall (MTB) irises perform best in areas that provide significant winter freeze.  

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