Re: CULT: iris in foreign climates

Hi:

I'm still suffering though and haven't given up hope yet, with
the same kind of mail problem.  Three parcels were sent to me
from France of Amaryllis bulbs on the same day.  Two parcels
arrive a month ago and were promptly delivered after having
passed the local agricultural inspection (most of those amaryllis
are now blooming) and no one can find the third parcel, which as
luck would have it is the largest parcel.  Living outside the US,
we have to get use to this kind of things, although it is quite
rare.

As I mentioned though, the hardest part is finding supplier that
can provide the required phytosanitary certificate.

Happy Iris Growing To All

Dick Johnson, Tahiti

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "jgcrump" <jgcrump@erols.com>
To: <iris@HORT.NET>
Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2006 1:11 PM
Subject: [iris] CULT: iris in foreign climates


> Since we're discussing iris in foreign climes, I'm pleased to
report some
> relief in the concern I've been feeling about a shipment of TB
and IB irises I
> sent to the southeast coast of Ireland this fall.
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