Re[2]: [Fwd: IRIS DRIP]
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- From: s*@carlisle-emh2.army.mil (smithc)
- Date: Tue, 17 Jun 1997 09:10:12 -0600 (MDT)
Will clog the net until someone pays attention !!!! UNSUBSCRIBE ME !!!
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Subject: Re: [Fwd: IRIS DRIP]
Author: mikesmom@ix.netcom.com at INTERNET
Date: 6/17/97 8:34 AM
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> Hi Everyone--
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> I am posting this again becasue it never made it to the iris-l -- or at
> least it never made it to my postings.
> Rima
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> Date: Mon, 16 Jun 1997 14:27:20 -0400
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> Hi Everyone--
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> Another new one for me. It was time to replenish the water in the vase
> I have three dark purple iris in and found drips and drops of purple
> liquid on the marble top of the sideboard. Inspection showed it was
> dripping from a dying bud. Is this normal and I just never noticed it
> before?
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> IDing irises is a chore. I've tried to match photos against my unncmed
> irises, of which I have quite a few, and find that so many look alike, I
> just can't do it. for example, my purple looks like NAVY CHANT, but it
> also looks like WEBER POINT. So instead o making myself crazy, I'm just
> going to enjoy them and forget about what they are called (is this
> heresy?) and from now on, when I buy iris, I'll tag them because the
> memory ain't what it used to be.
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> Rima terra@catskill.net
> upstate NY zone 4 with three glorious days of sun, pleasant temps, and
> irisies abloom.
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Good morning.
Yes, this is normal. I've been told that this "color dye" is what they
used in the olden days to make ink. You sound like me, in the beginning
with too many alike unnamed iris. As I acquired named iris, I dug up the
unnamed ones and gave them to a Retirement Center and a Nursing Home.
Now, we all enjoy them, since I have to pass these two places going to
and from work. Every year I received cards from them sometimes with
photos of the gardeners & blooms.
To any of those who have some they don't want anymore, do this. It gets
the people out in the fresh air, and gives them something to do. They
have continued to bless my life and others.
Diana - where I have spoken to Noah and he agrees - start building my
ark!
