Re: SPU: zone 3 ?

Thanks.

I use irises for cut flowers and they look like the ideal ones for this
purpose.
I cut a lot of my tall bearded ones, but you need a giant size vase for
that purpose.
I have always tried Siberian irises, but they don't last long enough.

Sandra

Ellen Gallagher wrote:

> > Do you know how Spuria does in Zone 3 climates?
> >
> > Sandra
> > SE Manitoba Zone 3
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> I do not grow any spuria except the little species I. graminea
> but have heard that in the praire provinces where the soil is
> more alkaline and arid, they grow (well?). Try them and see.
> They were, to my eye, the most outstanding specimens at the
> Denver convention. Tall, colorful and stately. The WOW iris. :)
>
> Ellen - still enjoying TBs and Sibes
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> Ellen Gallagher / ellengalla@yahoo.com
> Berlin, NH, USA / Zone 3
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