Hi Jim and all
I enclose a picture of Iris chamaeiris , it is actually blooming outside
now, for the second time, the reason is the very warm weather we have had during
the autumn and early winter , until now there have been no frost at all, the
temp has for a long time steady around 8-10C/46-50F, not only the iris are
growing to fast but also other bulbous plants as well.
I have some junoiris way above ground now, the first species
I.rosenbachiana will most likely bloom in January, which is 1-2 months earlier
than normal.
The wet and warm weather is however useful for the boxes of seed from TB
crosses, I got 200+ seedpods this year and now there are reasonably good
germination, with aprx 100 seedlings by now, also the seeds from arilcrosses is
germinating even better than those from TB.
Jan Jacobsen -Denmark zone 4-6 b*@worldonline.dk
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