Hello Donald
i'm sure someone would be delighted to introduce
some of your best creations (then you woud be forced to register them...),
among all the beauties you have shared with us, i would be embarassed to
choose from.
I remember recently a pale blue that was
heavenly....
Of course, you must delegate all the growing and
selling, and only keep the fun bit!
It's precisely what i will do. Marianne Joosten, who is a professional breeder here is
Holland, will deel with the "professional" bit, i will keep the creative part
of the deal...!
Thanks for all these pretty pictures you have
sent us, it has made the wait for spring more bearable!
it will be soon our turn to make you forget
the scorching blazing sun that will hit your area!
loïc
----- Original Message -----
From: d*@eastland.net
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 3:58
AM
Subject: [iris-photos] Re: TB: escaping
the compost pile
I'm not qualified to select and introduce an arilbred, much less a TB!
Nothing wrong with it from my perspective. TBs are wonderful and I
grow a lot, but TB seedlings take up space I could use otherwise.
Since I don't trash named/intro'd things (once maybe) they leave by
not
surviving or being given away. Seedlings certainly die, but when I'm
digging something to give away, I give named/intro'd iris, not
seedlings. I haven't any inclination to introduce things, just
grow
'em. In the daubing area, it's pretty much ABs with only
occasional TBs.
Donald
--- In iris-photos@yahoogroups.com,
Betty Ann Gunther <bettyg@...>
wrote:
>
> Why not name
it and introduce it? It obviously has many good
traits.
> Is
there any thing wrong with it that you haven't mentioned -- other
>
than not being an AB?
