Re: TB: HYB: help - any comments on these TBs?

Linda -- I have only just received ROYAL STERLING myself, but it has looked very good wherever I have seen it, which includes Oklahoma City and central Maryland, which is in the humidity belt.
STARRING, by the way, (even though you didn't ask, but just FYI) gave me a good bloom season and pollen for several successful crosses from two clumps after recovering from near death during the last 2 years. Now, however, it is on the wane again. One clump has only a single denuded rhizome left. Since all I can blame it on is the drought, I believe that may be the culprit. -- Griff
----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Mann" <lmann@lock-net.com> 
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Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2007 7:06 AM
Subject: [iris] TB: HYB: help - any comments on these TBs?
Trying to decide what to order here at the last minute. Any of you have experience with these? 

CARNIVAL RIDE
CRANBERRY SAUCE (with those parents, ought to be super healthy here!)
GLITTERATI
HOLD MY HAND
IN LIVING COLOR
KALI JULIA
LOOKY LOO (thought this one was awfully pretty in Portland <last!> year
MODERN WOMAN
ROYAL STIRLING
STRIKE A POSE
THUNDERMAKER
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