Re: CULT: Seeking Knowledge
- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] CULT: Seeking Knowledge
- From: o*@aol.com
- Date: Tue, 9 Jul 2002 03:16:09 EDT
In a message dated 7/8/2002 10:30:29 AM Central Daylight Time,
cfgeorge@comcast.net writes:
> It has become painfully obvious that there is more to growing the
> Iris than is contained in the basic books. Also, experience is a
> great teacher, but only in a person's back yard when it comes to
> growing anything.
> So, if a person desires to learn and grow beyond a beginner in
> the culture of the Iris and gardening in general, what subjects
> should this person study and what are the best references for each?
> As I said in my Introductory Bio, I am here to learn.
>
Connie,
Apologies, I maybe didn't read your BIO. Start with a soil test. Trial and
error is a valid scientific method. What works for others may not work for
you. Take all you read with a grain of salt. Become a member of the American
Iris Society (AIS). The AIS Journal, published four time a year, comes as
part of your membership. Arguably, it is the single best source of iris
information.
Glad you are on board. Have fun, participate, "walk the plank" often.
Never short on advice that's sometimes right,
Bill Burleson 7a/b
Old South Iris Society
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