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Re: AFRICAN IRIS

Here in what they call the mid-Atlantic region, Neomarica can be planted outdoors in semi-shade after danger of frost is past.  In friable soil it will take root where the spent blossoms touch the ground.  These starts and the parent can then be potted in the fall and brought inside to flower in the house.  --  Griff
 
 
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From: m*@msn.com
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2007 6:00 AM
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] AFRICAN IRIS

Hi,  I planted several species of Dietes years ago in my yard in central NM (USDA Zone 8a or 7b) and while some lasted for several years, winter eventually got them all.  I think it was more the duration of freezing weather than the actual low temperatures that got them here.  They just quit trying after a while - no reserves left.  They were all up next to the south wall of the house.
 
Good luck,
Dave

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