Re: JUST A QUESTION?????????????
- Subject: Re: [iris-photos] JUST A QUESTION?????????????
- From: " Anita moran"a*@earthlink.net
- Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2002 05:04:53 -0700
Hi GOODSKIDGOOD
Both are right and beside bulbs they also reproduce with rhizomes.
New Irises are produced with seeds and are the main intrest of hybridizers as
they take a lot of time and room to bring to flower and most are the result of
planned crosses (but not always as the bees adn other insects love these
flowers too).
Buldbous Iris (like dutch and others) reproduce bulbetts (small bulbs attached
to the mother bulb that can be detatched and grown independenly.
rhizomes are tubular growths in which several increases (new plants) can form
from.
Both rhizomes and bulbettes produce the exact replica of the parent plant,
seed do not.
I hope this helps
:)
You can find additional information at
http://home.earthlink.net/~avmoran1/pilmorparts.html
Anita
On Fri, 27 Sep 2002 00:28:51 EDT goodskidgood@aol.com wrote:
> HELLO:
> I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN
> INTERESTED IN IRISES. BEEN READING ALL OF YOUR
> EMAILS BACK AN FORTH. I DO NOT KNOW EVERY MUCH
> AT ALL ABOUT THE IRIS, BUT I DO KNOW I LOVE THE
> FLOWER.PLEASE IF ONE OF YOU WILL ANSWER THIS
> FOR ME? YOU WERE SAYING THAT PCN,CAME FROM
> SEEDS? I ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT IRIS CAME FROM
> BULBS? I DO NOT WANT, TO BE SLOW ON THE
> UPTAKE. BUT WOULD SOME ANSWER ME THANK YOU.ALSO
> THE PHOTO YOU ALL HAVE SENT ARE JUST BREATH
> TAKENING.I WOULD JUST LOVE TOO KNOW MORE.
>
>
> GOODSKIDGOOD
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