OT:WEATHER-HISTORICS
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- Subject: OT:WEATHER-HISTORICS
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- Date: Sun, 8 Aug 1999 10:13:41 -0600
From: "Carryl M. Meyer" <carrylm@bigsky.net>
What was said about feeling like fall--that is also here--last week when
you went out in the morning--it felt like fall--this week we are having
horrendous thunder-boomers and drenching rain--nice for the newly planted
Iris--
The orders for our club garden are coming in--Perry sent many year 2000
intros--so we will find out if they will survive the winters here--
Last year I put in a 'historic' bed--with several real oldies and several
from the 40's--that bed was such a hit with the public, that this year I
will dig up the 40's and move them to a 'Nostalgia' bed and add more really
old historics--but you should see the way the older ones grow--if this year
has as many new shoots as from last year, they will have to be dug next
year--no wonder many of the older ones survived with no care--in abandoned
places--they are hardy!!And as the public finds out about the historics in
the garden--I find packages on the doorstep--a few Iris with a note--where
they came from and about when--so our 'historic's orphanage' is
growing--now all I have to do is figure our their names--and they usually
do not answer--when asked!
Off to do 'the Iris thing'--Have 18 TB's to plant, have 17 spots to put
them in, and more in the mail to arrive in a few days--what a nice dilemma!
Carryl in western Montana zone 4--where I am still waiting for a
rebloom--on anything!!
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