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Native to northern California and southwest Oregon, Iris innominata is (like many irises) highly variable in flower colour, ranging from mostly purple with a bit of yellow to yellow throughout to cream with splashes of yellow and purple venation like this one.
Apologies for the short note today, as I'm off on a field trip. Need more photographs!
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great color would like to add it to my gardens. where can i get one? you should see my iris pumila"banbury ruffles".toocool!
Robmonday, if you are looking locally, it seems like Fraser's Thimble Farms on Salt Spring Island has a number of the plants for sale. I'm uncertain about how difficult it would be to get these particular colours - it seems this combination is less common than others. Doesn't hurt to call and ask, though.
Estoy en Argentina .¿Cómo podría conseguir iris innominata? He visto el amarillo en fotos y me deja encantada.Gusto en saludarlos.Ana