Re: Can Someone explain this?

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Gertrude does go to seed occasionally.  She is still of the size that some bees must be able to self pollinate it.  Or perhaps the humming birds do it.  I see them in the iris off and on.  But this group of rhizomes have been growing for about seven years....so it is hard to tell.  I usually don't collect the seeds from her, since I do a lot of pod collecting from the newer iris that I cross.  So I suppose that is a possibility.

Linda

ps....send out your check for the postage yesterday...sorry so late!:)
 

On 5/6/06, tmilchh@aol.com <tmilchh@aol.com> wrote:

Could Gertrude have gone to seed? If so, this could be a seedling.

        Annette in Kentucky

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