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Haguenau. Claude Bierling, Collector and Inveterate Specialist of Iris

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The Hagenovian Claude Bierling, a non-agenary, is well known to lovers of flowers: since the 1990s he collects the iris, this elegant and tall perennial plant on stem. He donated to the City of Haguenau in 2024 of a hundred varieties, which have since been planted near the cemetery Saint-Nicolas.

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Haguenau. Claude Bierling, Collector and Inveterate Specialist of Iris

The Hagenovian Claude Bierling, a non-agenary, is well known to lovers of flowers: since the 1990s he collects the iris, this elegant and tall perennial plant on stem. He donated to the City of Haguenau in 2024 of a hundred varieties, which have since been planted near the cemetery Saint-Nicolas.

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dna.fr broke the news in 2 months ago on Friday, May 16, 2025.

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