Re: black and white seedling

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Normal conditions: Too much rain during iris season, from our last frost to triple digit temperatures (sometimes overnight), thin rocky soil, too much shade (nope, I'm not giving up my trees). Hail storms and tornadoes make their debut in Palo Pinto county.The one redeeming feature is that this thin rocky soil drains very well.

orders at Sutton's wrote:

Thanks Pearl,

will keep in mind the harsh condition testing.....how harsh are your conditions? 

Mike

 

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From: p*@our-town.com

To: iris-photos@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 1:45 PM

Subject: Re: [iris-photos] black and white seedling

I like this Mike. I want to add a black and white iris to my garden. If you want to test it under harsh conditions just toss it towards Texas. <grin>  I've been planning to add Connection to my garden. This one reminds me of connection.

orders at Sutton's wrote:

Kind of like this one.  a lot like Starring so it probably won't be introduced.  am working for a specific goal with black and white iris and this one is a large step (based on parentage) in the right direction.  also has the gilt edge but wire thin.  7 buds with good vigor (7 increases after bloom stalk on first year seedling).

Mike Sutton

 

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