Re: Iris in Idaho


Too late for planting in the ground where you are. You can put in 
pots but they can't be left outside to freeze; nor should they be 
brought in a warm house. I have  potted rhizomes when its too late 
for outdoor planting, or tiny wimpy rhizomes and put them in my 
unheated garage. The garage gets cold but does not freeze. I gave 
them a bit of water every few weeks or so, so they didn't dry out, 
and almost all survived. Some even bloomed in the spring, a little 
ahead of their 'grounded' compadres.
Laetitia

--- In iris-photos@y..., "brice rose" <iris@s...> wrote:
> Could some one help me out here?   Does anyone know if it is too 
cold to plant iris right now in Idaho?  If a person put them in pots 
would that help?       Just wondering.....    
> Thanks,  Bonnie
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Margie Valenzuela 
>   To: iris-photos@y... 
>   Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2002 1:00 PM
>   Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Mariposa Autumn
> 
> 
>   Hi Gerry, 
> 
>   It looks like I better try to grow that one.  It may not rebloom 
as well here in Arizona as it does in California (if at all), but I 
say it's worth a try. Thank you for posting it.  Have any others to 
post?
> 
>   Margie V.
>   Oro Valley, AZ.
>   Zone 8/9
>   IrisLady@c...
>     ----- Original Message ----- 
>     From: Gerry Snyder 
>     To: iris-photos ; randrcv@s... 
>     Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2002 1:43 PM
>     Subject: [iris-photos] Mariposa Autumn
> 
> 
>     It is almost a month and a half since I posted my first pic of 
this
>     fall's rebloom by MA (Tasco '99). Here is how it looks today. 
> 
>     I am curious how it blooms and grows in other parts of the 
country.
> 
>     Based on how it does here (looks much like a recent Dykes 
winner--its
>     parent Jesse's Song--and has acceptable spring bloom and 
awesome autumn
>     rebloom) it is definitely of Dykes class.
> 
>     But if my garden were the criterion, there would be no 
complaints about
>     Mesmerizer.
> 
>     Gerry, enjoying nice weather after our first decent (>0.5") 
rain in 283
>     days
>     -- 
>     g*@a...
>     Gerry Snyder, American Iris Society Affiliates Chair, Symposium 
Chair,
>     Director
>     in warm, winterless Los Angeles--USDA zone 9b-ish, Sunset 18-19 
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