Re: New Member (again)
- To: i*@Rt66.com
- Subject: Re: New Member (again)
- From: V* P* <i*@lindsaycomp.on.ca>
- Date: Mon, 26 Feb 1996 10:40:44 -0800
- References: <tcppop3.7246@bbs.lindsaycomp.on.ca>
iris-l@Rt66.com wrote:
> Where
> can I find drawings of iris showing the various parts. I am not sure >
> Jay
>Jay, the fastest place is your local public library. 635.9 somewhere. Also in encyclopaedia brittanica under iridaceae. Glad I could help.
These are the fastest places for someone without an iris-oriented library
to find info.
Jay, you answered a question I was too shy to ask. I have lost to
rot about 25% of my new iris planted last year. So I decided I would
purchase again this summer but leave them dormant over the winter and
plant next spring. I was wondering if I could do this (I know tulips
etc. croak) But I'm going to keep my unplanted iris at approx 45 degrees
over the winter with dahlias etc. and see if a full season of growth will
stop the rot.
Welcome to iris-l. Ginny in so. ont.
