And here with photo!

http://wiki.irises.org/bin/view/Main/SdbLittleBlueEyes



On 10/12/2010 6:33 AM, AISSlides wrote:

 

LITTLE BLUE-EYES (John Weiler, R. 1993) Sdlg. 88-10-2RE. SDB, 11" (28 cm), ML & RE

 

Janet Smith

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From: Linda Mann l*@lock-net.com
To: i*@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, October 12, 2010 4:04:23 AM
Subject: [iris-photos] Re: SDBs in NM (was Haunting..)

 

Scarlett, thanks for the info on SDBs that do well for you. They
generally don't do well here in 'the vale', so I haven't tried many. I
hope CAT'S EYE is still ok - it was doing reasonably well until things
got away from me last year with all the rain and weeds and again this
year. I'll have to try these three, & definitely need to rescue CAT'S
EYE.

I can't find LITTLE BLUE EYES in the checklist - is it maybe BIG BLUE EYES?

> Not all SDBs do well in Las Cruces, NM, but many do. MDBs generally don't do well. The few MDBs that I have that thrive are under deciduous bushes. Dot Com, Little Blue Eyes, Sugar Maple, Cat's Eye thrive in full sun. African Wine is a neat little MDB that does well under the Crape Mrytle.
>
> Scarlett

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