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- Subject: Re: Fw: Re: Re: REB: Best rebloom performers?
- From: &* t* <t*@cs.com>
- Date: Tue, 8 Dec 2009 22:57:21 +0100
yes it is pod fertile, but the seed count is quite low:
many manalos B057A=pele x what a 7
many manalos B196D=candy walk x cim rose 15
many mahalos beat! beat! drums! 27
many manalos blazing sunrise 16
many manalos bright eyes 24
many manalos cordoba 1
many manalos emma doodle 6
many manalos eternal bliss 10
many manalos midsummer's eve 19
many manalos volt 10
----- Original Message -----
From: thomas silvers
To: iris-talk
Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 9:39 PM
Subject: [iris] Fw: Re: Re: REB: Best rebloom performers?
Oops, sorry, I sent to Iris-Photos instead of Iris-Talk.
Here's what I'd sent below, and thanks to Colleen also for the tip on
'Double Shot'. Also, I see now where 'Many Mahalos' is registered as an IB. Is
it pod fertile for you Loic?
Thanks for your suggestions, Tom
--- On Tue, 12/8/09, thomas silvers <tesilvers@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Subject: Re: Re: REB: Best rebloom performers?
> To: iris-photos@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, December 8, 2009, 1:53 PM
> Thanks for the suggestions Loic and
> Linda.
>
> Less than 10% of "supposed to rebloom" do for you!!??!!
> Can't say that I'm happy to hear that Loic - it's a sad
> disppointment -
> but I am glad to know that it might not just be my
> neglectful
> growing conditions to blame for my sad history of rebloom.
> I've seen the pictures of your gardens and they look
> beautiful and well-cared for.
>
> I'm glad that you mentioned 'Claire Doodle' and 'Many
> Mahalos' because
> I hadn't been thinking of tetraploid MTB's.
>
> Linda, I guess I'm going to have to consider giving
> 'Immortality'
> another try. It only bloomed either Spring or Fall but
> never both
> for me, while I had it. 'Harvest of Memeories' sounds like
> a winner
> too. Have you ever tried some of the TB's from Loic's list
> (like 'Northward Ho', 'Over and Over', 'Lake Reprise' or
> 'Cantina')
> there in the "vale"?
>
> My sister lived about a half hour away from me at the time
> and was
> making new flowerbeds and didn't really have much to put in
> them.
> So seeing a perfect opportunity present itself... I'd buy a
> bunch
> of reputed rebloomers and she'd grow them to see if they'd
> do well.
> Like I said, she took much better care of things than I
> typically
> do, so she had a quite a few that seemed to grow alright,
> but still
> not much rebloom. She nows lives about a half an hour away
> but in a
> different area, and has mature trees (woodland) blocking
> almost all
> direct sun, so the bearded irises are really not doing too
> well for
> her.
> I think I am succeeding in converting her from a bearded
> only kind
> of gal - she's starting to appreciate the crested roof
> irises (tectorum)
> that I snuck into her shady flowerbeds one fall when she
> was
> recovering from a surgery.
> Now if I can only get her to start daubing ;0)
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