Re: Juno Season
- To: i*@onelist.com
- Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Juno Season
- From: J* M*
- Date: Sun, 02 Apr 2000 13:18:52 CDT
>Wow! Those are beautiful flowers. Are they difficult to grow??
>
>Dennis
Dennis, you should have no problem. Many of the Junos need a cold
winter followed by a hot dry summer baking. The most difficult thing is
finding healthy dormant plants at fall planting time. They have a bulb with
enlarged fleshy storage roots. If the storage roots are broken off,and they
are very brittle, the bulb won't bloom the following year, if it even
survives.
Jim Murrain ,Kansas City, Mo. Zone 5/6
Life member ,AIS , SIGNA &
Greater Kansas City Iris Society
Member, Pony Express Iris Society
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[PHOTO] Juno Season