Re: Beardless Irises

Greetings Magdelena,
 
I am forwarding this letter to the iris-species mailing list (online discussion group) and also the Siberian mailing list called the Sibrob so you would get more information sent to you. There are several excellent books but I hate to recommend any....hopefully the iris-species list will do that.
 
The three iris species you mentioned are widely grown in the United States...I would guess Iris graminea is not as widely grown as the other two. although it is easy to grow and very fertile.
 
Regards.
 
Ellen Gallagher
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Ellen Gallagher / ellengalla@yahoo.com / Editor, The Siberian Iris
Berlin, New Hampshire - USDA Zone 3
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Magdalena Kulig <mroj@pk.edu.pl> wrote:
Dear Sirs,
 
My name is Magdalena Kulig and I'm working at the Ornamental Plants Department on the
 
Agriculture University in Krakow (Poland).
 
I'm interested in breeding beardless irises and I would like to know whether you have any
 
experiences with Iris graminae, I. pseodacorus and I.sibirica. Have you ever try to breed
 
them?
 
Could you recomend me any book or literature connected with this subject?
I would be very grateful for any information.
 
With regards
Magdalena Kulig
 
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Magdalena Kulig
Ornamental Plants Department
Agricultural Univeristy in Krakow
al. 29-listopada 54
31-425 Krakow
Poland
tel.+48 12 662 52 44
email:mroj@pk.edu.pl



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