Re: Louisiana Species Pages

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Patrick,

I agree the web pages are very nice. I enjoyed reading
them and brushing up on the background of the Lousisana
species.

Bob,

Maybe some of the problem is that people think of it
as "just a checklist" rather than a very nice reference
book. I admit that I'm just starting to make good use
of it. For exanmple, the local newsletter editor asked
me to write a short article on winter iris. I did review
the BIS book, but to provide some background information
on "Mary Barnard", "Walter Butt", and "Magician's Magic",
the  Checklist was the best reference.

I'm not sure what can be done to get the Checklist
the use and recognition it deserves. Do I remember
correctly that you're planning to give the illustrated
version a different name?

Ken

Robt R Pries wrote:

Patrick;
You have done a very good job summing up the Louisiana
Iris species.
I noted references to several good resources at the
end of your article. I sometimes feel I must not have
done a very good job of identifying the various
registered cultivars as to their species affinities or
that they are wild collected hybrids in The SIGNA
checklist since it seems this work is never mentioned.

--- Patrick O'Connor <pfoconnor@cox.net> wrote:

> Not long ago I completed a first pass at creating
> Louisiana species pages on my website. I would
> appreciate feedback, corrections, suggestions and so
> forth from all the knowledgeable people on this
> list. Many thanks.
>
> http://www.zydecoirises.com/Species/Species.htm
>
> Patrick O'Connor
>

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