Re: Iris seeds germinating

 

>some time ago, on the dwarf iris group, or maybe the reblooming iris group, an SDB whose name I have forgotten was mentioned which >bloomed year round in a greenhouse.  I wonder if it would bloom a lot in the Lousiana Gulf Coast.
>Actually, I was thinking of lack of winter when I wrote that.  Could be that heat and humidity are what concerns you.
 
Walter,
      While that SDB Iris kept on blooming, did it keep increasing?  Where I am, the winters are changeable and we have frequent night freezes.  But, we still sometimes get a few fairly hot days even in midwinter.  Spring brings weather that is increasingly hot and dry, a trend that continues to the start of the summer Thunderstorm season.  In the spring, it can be over 100 F and have 10% or even lower humidity.  The rainy season is mostly hot and humid.  The fall brings an end to the storm season and slowly moderating temperature, then often a sudden lurch into winter.
 
Mark A. Cook
b*@bellsouth.net
Dunnellon, Florida. 

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