Re: OT:Companion plants
From: "Bill Stone" <wstone@volcano.net>
Dennis: I don't think the Iris is overly particular about companions but it
is the fact that in some areas the iris needs circulation and companion
plants tend to choke off the movement of air. Bill
wstone@volcano.net
Stone's Iris Garden
23801 Shake Ridge Rd.
Volcano, CA 95689
3500 ft. elev. 55 miles SE of Sacramento,
California
Sunset Zone 7
----- Original Message -----
From: Slc.Dennis Bishop <starlord@QNET.COM>
To: iris-talk <iris-talk@onelist.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 25, 1999 7:01 PM
Subject: [iris-talk] OT:Compain plants
> From: starlord@QNET.COM (Slc.Dennis Bishop)
>
> I know, it's missspelled,sue me. But not long ago therewas talk
> about plants that could be grown with iris. last winter I built a free
> form rasied bed, right now this bed, which isat the southside/end
> of my trailer has a mixture of Iris growing in amoung miragolds,
> morring glory vines, sun flowers, and whatever else has come up. some
> of the iris aretotaly covered by the other plants.
>
> and they love it! So what's this about iris being picky?
>
>
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