Invasive, beware

I will email you I would love to have some. As for a plant being invasive that is a foolish thing to say.
In the proper place a weed looks good.
Strange doomzjay just registered.

Flag Iris is very invasive here in Oregon. People should know about that. Don't plant them near streams, ponds. They will take over and spread quickly. They produce lots of seeds. These seeds are hollow inside, they float and spread far and wide. I've seen creeks and ponds taken over by this Iris, there were just a few native strugglers left if any. Beware.

Yellow flag is on the invasive list. It's not a good idea to grow them in running waterways where they can spread to other areas and hurt native plants.
BUT in a contained pool type water garden they look lovely. Pair them with Blue Flag and pink waterlilies. Beautiful!

Would like to trade for your iris; can I send you my list? Doreen.

"that is a foolish thing to say. " No, not a foolish thing to say. This is a listed noxious invasive in more than one state, meaning in those places growing it prohibited. . As with any seed or plant being offered for trade, the OP should know that.
Iris pseudacorus/yellow flag iris: Plants or any parts of the plant including seeds cannot be mailed to
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire

It's a Class B Quarantined weed in Oregon.
A Class C noxious listed invasive in Montana and Washington.