PCN question I unguicularis
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- Subject: PCN question I unguicularis
- From: "* M* <z*@directcon.net>
- Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1998 02:03:17 -0600 (MDT)
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In my 1978 copy of the World of Iris, Chapter 19 " Lesser known Iris "it =
was stated that "No Iris lover on the Pacific Coast or in England should =
be without the fragrant "Winter Blooming iris, I unguicularis often =
incorrectly called I. stylosa.
In my years of checking catalogs etc I have never ran across a =
mention of this Iris. I do seem to remember seeing a reference of it on =
the Iris-list recently but can't remember by whom or where it was grown.
Can anyone on the list give me some information about this species =
as to cultivation, how to obtain or anything else that would be helpful.
A BIG THANK YOU to every one of you who gave me the labeling hints. =
You were all very helpful and have solved my problem. I am really =
enjoying participating on you list and have found it most useful and =
entertaining. I have visited a lot of your websites and enjoyed your =
pictures and presentations. Keep them coming!
Zelma and Danny McDaniel
zelma@directcon.net zone 7 3100 elev. On a mountain top above =
Placerville where it is either raining, snowing, hailing etc but only a =
glimplse of the sun once in awhile, mostly to make up glorious sunsets. =
We have 5 more days coming up of the same. We haven't had snow on our =
Dogwoods yet, in fact they are not even blooming yet so we still have a =
lot of the above in our future.
I have daffodils, tulips and the small bulb plants in bloom but have =
seen nor felt nary a bloom bump yet in any of my Iris so I am very =
envious of all of you with lots of blooms or even those with a few. We =
will have our day however because the plants look very good and =
vigorous. Everything is a lot later for us this year and PATIENCE IS =
not one of my virtures..
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<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>In my 1978 copy of the World of =
Iris, Chapter 19=20
" Lesser known Iris "it was stated that "No Iris lover on =
the=20
Pacific Coast or in England should be without the fragrant "Winter =
Blooming=20
iris, I unguicularis often incorrectly called I. stylosa.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2> In my years of =
checking=20
catalogs etc I have never ran across a mention of this Iris. I do =
seem to=20
remember seeing a reference of it on the Iris-list recently but can't =
remember=20
by whom or where it was grown.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2> Can anyone on the =
list give=20
me some information about this species as to cultivation, how to obtain =
or=20
anything else that would be helpful.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2> A BIG THANK YOU =
to every one=20
of you who gave me the labeling hints. You were all very helpful =
and have=20
solved my problem. I am really enjoying participating on you list =
and have=20
found it most useful and entertaining. I have visited a lot of your =
websites and=20
enjoyed your pictures and presentations. Keep them =
coming!</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2> Zelma and Danny=20
McDaniel</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2><A=20
href=3D"z*@directcon.net">zelma@directcon.net</A> &n=
bsp; zone=20
7 3100 elev. On a mountain top above Placerville where it is =
either=20
raining, snowing, hailing etc but only a glimplse of the sun once in =
awhile,=20
mostly to make up glorious sunsets. We have 5 more days coming up of the =
same.=20
We haven't had snow on our Dogwoods yet, in fact they are not even =
blooming yet=20
so we still have a lot of the above in our future.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2> I have daffodils, tulips =
and the=20
small bulb plants in bloom but have seen nor felt nary a bloom =
bump yet in=20
any of my Iris so I am very envious of all of you with lots of blooms or =
even=20
those with a few. We will have our day however because the plants =
look=20
very good and vigorous. Everything is a lot later for us this year =
and =20
PATIENCE IS not one of my virtures..</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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