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Re: iris bloom season progressing beautifully
At 10:49 AM 4/18/2005, you wrote:
>I. koreana sent up several more bloom stalks today. It's such a short
>little iris that you don't notice it's going to bloom until it already has
>(in other words, you don't watch the bloom stalk for days as it emerges and
>grows, etc.). I was also surprised to find an SDB blooming alongside
>it. It's way ahead of the other bearded irises. Not even the arilbreds
>have sent up any bloom stalks yet.
>
>Dennis in Cincy
After checking my notes, I found that the early bearded bloomer is Iris
pumila. As I sat down to take a photo of it, I was startled by a rather
large (and fast) visitor intent on doing some hybridizing of its own. LOL!
Dennis in Cincy
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