The Aril Society International
The Aril Society International is a group of iris enthusiasts from around the world that are devoted to promoting the aril and arilbred irises.

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Want to tour a garden featuring aril or arilbred irises? Or are you looking for where to buy some of your own? Then you've come to the right place.

The following Display Gardens feature arils & arilbreds and are open to the general public at certain times of the year. An appointment may be necessary so please contact them in advance of your visit.

We have also compiled a list of commercial sources for arils and arilbred irises. Nurseries marked with an asterisk * indicate that they are specialists in arils and arilbreds.

Would you like to become a display garden? Please download the application form for details. Or you can contact our Display Gardens Coordinator via email at danabrown@peoplepc.com


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Photo of Lowell Baumunk with 'Refiners Fire' by Cindy Rivera.
DISPLAY GARDENS
  • John Baumfalk
    specializes in aril species and hybrids, some arilbreds
    1001 Madison
    Newton, KS 67114
    USA
    Phone: 316-215-1324
    johnb002@cox.net
  • Peter McGrath
    aril/arilbred hybridizer; using unregistered Howard Shockey seedlings
    11208 Eagle Rock Ave NE
    Albuquerque, NM 87122 USA
    Phone: 505-362-3249
    email: petermcgrath777@comcast.net < li>
  • PRAISE THE LORD IRIS GARDENS
    50+ arilbreds
    Mike Bale
    8714 S. Lost Creek Lane
    Perkins, OK 74059 USA
    Phone: 405-880-0885
    email: mike.bale@okstate.edu"
    Guest iris are accepted
 		COMMERCIAL SOURCES
  • Kary Iris Gardens
    Ardi Kary
    6201 E. Calle Rosa
    Scottsdale, AZ 85251
    ArdiKary@aol.com
 GARDENING SOCIETIES WHICH OCCASIONALLY DISTRIBUTE ARILS & ARILBREDS THROUGH THEIR SEED SALES
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Created April 25, 1996 by Tom Waters.
Updated 2024 June 30 by Ted Havelka.

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