Re: HYB: multiple stalks?
- Subject: [PHOTO] Re: [iris-photos] HYB: multiple stalks?
- From: j*@comcast.net
- Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 21:08:03 -0700
Here is a
good photo showing multiple stalks, branching. This base branching
usually begins about 1"-2" above the rhizome. We also have some
seedlings which do put up additional stalks from the mother rhizome
adjacent to the main stalk. This iris is only 25" tall. Note the S
curved main stalk which allows for separation of blooms. However, when
you have multiple stalks, the blooms can often interfere with each
other. That's why it is essential to remove that extra stalk when
showing the iris.Vicki |
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Here is a
good photo showing multiple stalks, branching. This base branching
usually begins about 1"-2" above the rhizome. We also have some
seedlings which do put up additional stalks from the mother rhizome
adjacent to the main stalk. This iris is only 25" tall. Note the S
curved main stalk which allows for separation of blooms. However, when
you have multiple stalks, the blooms can often interfere with each
other. That's why it is essential to remove that extra stalk when
showing the iris.