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Siberian Iris Leaves

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Siberian iris (Iris siberica) has grass-like foliage with upright, yellow-green, narrow, fairly rigid, blade-shaped leaves. The leaves were harvested in Western North Carolina during late summer/early fall and then dried.

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Siberian iris (Iris siberica) leaves are often used to make pulp for papermaking.

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The Patchwork Underground is a place to get your hands dirty and your creativity flowing in the midst of beautiful gardens and open spaces. Join Alyssa Sacora for workshops in natural dyeing, paper making, bookbinding & basketry. Or take home a treasure made with plants. Located in Fairview, NC just outside of Asheville

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