There is no Iris, except perhaps the common Pseudacorus, that has such rich yellow flowers as this rare species, blossoms of which have been sent to us by Mr. Edward Wallace, from the New Plant and Bulb Company's Nursery, at Colchester. The flowers are about the same size as those of the common Flag, but different in form. It grows about the usual height of the Spanish Iris, and the leaves, as the specific name implies, are Rush-like. When sent the flower-spike bore one expanded flower; after this faded another appeared from the spathe valves, and has lasted three days in good condition in a cool room. There are but few flowers in cultivation which possess such a clear rich yellow as that of this Iris___The Garden.