Re: Seedy thoughts

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I have grown all three and all of them passed on in a few years. Candy
lilies hung around the longest possibly because I had more to kill,
where as the other two I was limited to one plant. It seemed the
dichotoma was not winter hardy.

Al Bullock
z7 NoVa

--- In iris-species@yahoogroups.com, Diane Whitehead <voltaire@...>
wrote:

>
> I tried Candy Lilies twice, many years ago. I think I bought the
> seeds from Parks.
>
> They grew fine, kept their leaves all winter, then disappeared with
> the spring. I never saw a flower.
>
>
> Diane Whitehead
> Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
> maritime zone 8, cool Mediterranean climate
> mild rainy winters, mild dry summers
>