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Re: rebloom:Witch of Endor

Pearl, how exciting!  I just might have to get this one. Does it increase well?
 
~ Margie V.
Oro Valley, AZ.
 
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From: p*@our-town.com
Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2006 6:47 PM
Subject: [iris-photos] rebloom:Witch of Endor

Just when I was complaining about having no rebloom and low bud count this happens. This is the first time Witch of Endor has rebloomed for me and I don't guess it is really rebloom since this plant didn't bloom in the spring. I moved it last year to the sunniest spot I have, which is also the spot with the thinnest soil. After amending the soil and waiting forever, this is the result. Both fans are sending up bloomstalks.  This one sent up three bloomstalks from one fan. So far I have counted 9 buds but I think some of them are double socketed. Time will tell. We had our first frost last Sunday night with a temperature just below freezing. I don't think it hurt this iris at all and the temperature is back up to 70°f today. I found another bloomstalk forming on Eleanor Roosevelt. I suspect I won't get to see all these blooms, but I'm happy to have seen just one.

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