Re: Re: Re: *germanica*

Hi,
 
I would love to receive the start you mention.  I would be glad to recipracate with pieces from my Turkey seedlings; however, they are being very slow of growth, and I'm not sure how long before they reach a decent size to divide (one maybe this year, the other probably not at least until next year).  Mine came as "I. germanica", but their behavior so far suggests that they may be something else entirely.  I'll learn more when (if) they ever get around to flowering.
 

Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: n*@charter.net
To: i*@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 3:22 AM
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Re: Re: *germanica*

Dave, I found your comments in the two most recent posts especially interesting.  I, too, wish there were photos of the various clones.
 
When I can divide the 48-chromosome (assumed count) "germanica" from HIPS seed, originating from seed coll in NW Greece, I'll send you a start.  I think, as Robert Pries suggests, that more can be learned by individuals growing some of these and living with them in the flesh, side by side or in the same garden.
 
Neil Mogensen  z  7  western NC

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