Re: REB:Question
- To: i*@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Re: [iris-talk]REB:Question
- From: l*@yahoo.com
- Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2001 15:25:06 -0000
--- In iris-talk@y..., storylade@a... wrote:
>In 1999, HTB was replanted in a newly worked bed. It
> and three others on one end of this new bed put up fall stalks in
2000.
IMHO, if HTB and the three others bloomed in the spring of 2000 *as
well as* in the fall of 2000, they are rebloomers in your zone and
should be reported as such (regardless of whether they are *sporadic*
or *consistent*). If, however, they bloomed *only* in the fall of
2000 and *not* in the spring of 2000, they would not be reportable as
rebloomers.
> In an earlier instance, I planted MY VALENTINE, one of MY all time
favorite
> irises in this same display bed. It had a beautiful fall bloom
stalk that
> same fall. It had moved 15 miles. Conversation was much the same
as
> described above. It would have set the rebloom stalk in my bed
earlier in
> the summer, but it is still rebloom. Or is it?
Only if it also bloomed in the spring of that same year in your
garden.
At least, that's how I understand rebloom reporting at this point in
time.
Laurie
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