Re: CULT: covered vs uncovered
- Subject: Re: CULT: covered vs uncovered
- From: l* b* <l*@yahoo.com>
- Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 12:20:58 -0700 (PDT)
- List-archive: <http://www.hort.net/lists/iris/> (Web Archive)
Linda,
I am getting more bloom than I expected. I went out
last night and did a count in two beds..My rebloomers
and my Sutton bed.. The Sutton bed held up really
well.Think I only lost4 stalks in that bed. My rebloom
bed on the other hand was almost a total loss. Out of
59 bloom stalks I cut and tossed 45..
Autum Tryst was a total loss 9 for 9.
The supriser for me was Concertina..I had a couple
bloom before the freeze and it's still going strong.
Out of 9 I lost 4 stalks.
Luckily all the plants look great and should survive,
but it was so heartbreaking that I couldn't bring
myself to start tallying numbers on my big bed.
None of these were covered..
littlebit
W. TN
--- Linda Mann <lmann@lock-net.com> wrote:
> As time goes by, the irises that didn't get any
> covering to protect them
> from the worst of the freezes look worse and worse.
> Except for
> IMMORTALITY and possibly HARVEST OF MEMORIES, I
> doubt any other than the
> very last of the season bloomers will manage any
> bloom. & possibly
> rebloomers, if we get more cool weather.
>
> A few of the unprotected older seedlings have fans
> with stalks that
> didn't fall over, but I will be very surprised if
> they produce anything
> other than blasted buds.
>
> The good news is that quite a few of the covered
> plants are going to
> bloom. And there was some pollen on the potted
> MULBERRY ECHO, blooming
> now, that got to stay in the house during the worst
> of the cold.
>
> Does anybody want still want to see comparison
> photos of one of my tough
> seedlings, with and without covers? No blooms open
> yet, but color
> showing on several stalks from covered plants.
> Nothing but ratty
> looking foliage in the uncovered comparison.
> --
> Linda Mann east Tennessee USA zone 7/8
> East Tennessee Iris Society
> <http://www.korrnet.org/etis>
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>
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