Re: Information Needed


From: "mwnorberry" <mwnorberry@wcinet.net>

I live in California (Humboldt Co.) about 90 miles from the Oregon Border.
It rains a lot here and the rot is my biggest problem.  I original purchased
a collect each from Springhill and Brecks and both substituted and the names
on the bag were incorrectly labeled.  I looked up the names in some "old"
Schreiner's Catalog and they didn't even come close.  I got involved with
Irises because I wanted some plants for around my Fish Pond.
For a living, I work as a Quality Control Supervisor at the biggest Redwood
Mill in this area.  "The Pacific Lumber Company"  you know the one that the
Federal & State Government just purchased the "Headwaters" for 350 Million.
I am a member (paid three years) of AIS and just jointed my local club
"Humboldt Iris Society".    I can't remember what zone I am at, but I do
have it written down somewhere.
Thanks for the Information.  I have approx. 75 different irises that I
mainly purchased from Schreiner's and last May I took a trip up to Oregon
just to see their fields.  Beautiful......
Michael W. Norberry  mwnorberry@wcinet. net

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff and Carolyn Walters <jcwalters@bridgernet.com>
To: iris-talk@onelist.com <iris-talk@onelist.com>
Date: Sunday, April 04, 1999 7:55 AM
Subject: [iris-talk] Re: Information Needed


>From: "Jeff and Carolyn Walters" <jcwalters@bridgernet.com>
>
>Hello, Michael!
>
>Welcome to Iris-talk! Hope you will like what you find here. Why not take a
>few minutes to introduce yourself to the gang and tell us about the irises
>you grow and how they do in your location?
>
>From: mwnorberry <mwnorberry@wcinet.net>
>
>I have the following but can not find out any information on these:
>
>Mill Valley  (Larry Gaulter, introduced '75) TB 36" Midseason. Medium
>lavender to rose self, yellow beard tipped white. HM ('79)
>
>Emperor Gold (not found - there is a Spuria named "Imperial Gold")
>
>Surf's Up  (John Weiler, introduced '79) TB 36" Midseason. Lightly ruffled
>medium blue with a hint of lavender, very pale yellow beard. HM ('82)
>
>Puget Sound (Hooker Nichols, introduced '82) TB 36" Midseason-Late. S.
>misty blue, suffused deeper blue at base; F. deep smoky blue, navy blue
>beard tipped brown; ruffled; slight fragrance.
>
>Kiss  (Frederick Knocke, introduced '71) TB 30" Midseason. White ground
>plicata stitched blue-violet, violet beard. HM ('73)
>
>
>Jeff Walters in northern Utah  (USDA Zone 4/5, Sunset Zone 2)
>jcwalters@bridgernet.com
>with sub-freezing temperatures on a sunny Easter morn
>
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