I found them !now what??

I was at my nephew and his wifes new home it used to be a nursery many many years ago and they were told that some where there were Siberian Iris well I found them but I think its to late to move them and I dont know what to do with them if I did when would it be safe to move them? there marked now so I'll be able to find them latter along with I have no Idea what else is out there in the 7.50 acker woods and brush I saw a lot of things I don't know what they are so I can't wait till sprig they moved in in June so they dont know whats there she just wants me to come get it shes not a flower person (i'll be working on that!!!!)
Gloria

Wait until spring and dig them after they break dormancy and begin active growth.

Should be interesting to see what you have. I hope you can catch them blooming.

me also I think theres more there than that but I cant tell this late in the season
Gloria

hey, scavenge what you can ! You can always trade away the duplicates with eager DGers.

I think that will be a strong possability theres 7 ackers to explore this spring and summer I cant wait she dosent want any of it !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gloria

I would wait until they bloom, take pictures, then dig, so you will know what you have.

Judy

If you don't want to wait until they bloom so you can see them, best time to transplant is in the spring when they are 4" high.

If you transplant a large clump, chances are you will still see them bloom.

thanks every one its going to be like a giant easter egg hunt theres so much under growth and brush but lots of sunny spots all so theres swampy areas you name it !!!!!!!!
Gloria