Re: Re: SPEC: X Pardancanda

HI Laetitia,

I will be looking for your photo.  I never knew they just bloomed for one day.  Thanks.  You all take some great photos on iris talk.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: lmmunro@hotmail.com 
  To: iris-talk@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 10:37 AM
  Subject: [iris-talk] Re: SPEC: X Pardancanda


  Pictures of Pardancanda are hard to find on the internet; but the 
  next one that blooms, I'll take a picture and put it on iris-photos.
  They only bloom one day and they are gone..darn!
  Laetitia 


  - In iris-talk@y..., "robert stewart" <crusher4@w...> wrote:
  > Hi
  > 
  > You wouldn't happen to know of a site were you could see these 
  candy lilies.  They sound nice.
  >   ----- Original Message ----- 
  >   From: lmmunro@h... 
  >   To: iris-talk@y... 
  >   Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 5:56 PM
  >   Subject: [iris-talk] Re: SPEC: X Pardancanda
  > 
  > 
  >   Congratulations on your Candy Lilly bloom. Before I got into 
  iris, I 
  >   fell in love with this plant. A nice big plant will produce 
  dozens of 
  >   flowers, AND seeds which are very fertile and also bloom.
  >   What color is yours? I am not familiar with Cherry Nehi. I had 
  one 
  >   plant orange spotted; one orange blended, and one which was dark 
  >   red/maroon spotted lighter.
  >   Anyhow, the parent plants were eaten by the iris borer this year. 
  >   Iris borer killed them because they have very little, if any 
  >   rhizomes, and have hollow stems. Great conduits for the borers.
  >   However, I do have the babies. I cut them down, kept them in pots 
  in 
  >   the unheated garage for the winter, and they liked it alot. It 
  was 
  >   cold but almost never frozen there.
  >   The parents lived outside for a couple of years, before they 
  died, 
  >   and seemed to suffer somewhat from the harsh NJ cold, and were 
  late 
  >   to sprout too. 
  >   I would suspect the Candy Lilly would LOVE Florida. Hope to see a 
  >   picture of yours soon.
  >   Laetitia
  > 
  >   --- In iris-talk@y..., BigAlligator@a... wrote:
  >   >       Today, I had first flower open on a Candy Lily [X 
  >   Pardancanda] that I 
  >   > raised from seed.  This is one of several surviving plants from 
  >   seed from 
  >   > Christy Hensler.  The bloom is a knockout, colored about like a 
  >   Cherry Nehi, 
  >   > and is about 33% larger than a Blackberry Lily bloom.  I hope 
  it 
  >   continues to 
  >   > survive here.  It is in the frost pocket.  I took a picture, 
  and 
  >   should be 
  >   > able to post it on iris-photos when the images are digitalized.
  >   > 
  >   > Mark A. Cook
  >   > BigAlligator@a...
  >   > Dunnellon, Florida.         [USDA Zone 8b, Heat Zone 10]
  > 
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