Re: The last of the onco's

 

Thanks, Bill.  I think these oncos are truly pieces of art.  I really wish we could grow them here as they are so beautiful, but our winters are just too cold here in Saskatchewan to have them survive the winters.  I do wonder if any hybrids which display the characteristics of the oncos would be hardy enough to survive here.  Actually I don’t know if there are that many hybrids available.

At any rate thanks for the photo.
Jim in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada
On Jan 1, 2018, at 9:31 PM, 'Bill Dijk' d*@xnet.co.nz [iris-species] <i*@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


The very last of the oncos  Iris acutiloba ssp.lineolata on the 2nd of Jan. in New Zealand in the Southern Hemisphere.

It just goes to show that you can grow and show oncos al the year round..

 

Happy New Year,

 

Bill Dijk

 

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Subject: RE: [iris-species] interesting onco

 

  

Cool looking oncos!  Thanks for posting these, John Baumfalk…..

 

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Subject: [iris-species] interesting onco

 

  

This might interest you.
Here is a picture from a Russian website of what they classify as onco 
species " zuvandicus".
And a pic of what I grew from seed from Sergey Bankatov of acutiloba x 
choschab ( medwedewii in Russia)..
To me this is proof that zuvandicus is a natural hybrid.

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