Cult: Seedling frost sensitivity.
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- Subject: Cult: Seedling frost sensitivity.
- From: "* I* J* <j*@ix.netcom.com>
- Date: Wed, 10 Jun 1998 18:38:30 +0000
Jan Clark sends:
Teresa wrote:
>It seems that at ground level, right between the fans
(actually splitting out of a leaf) is an iris bloom!
I have had two of these this year. I don't think they wanted to come out
of their warm places. One was Chocolate vanilla. What worries me is -
CV's standards were blue and should be white. Is this just the colour
in the bud, or a reblooming (cold weather) abberation? As the source
was a 'backyarder' I want to see the flower and decide if it is in fact
CV, but looks as if I might have to wait until Spring 99. Are the well
grown increases likely to bloom in spring (October here) now that the
mother rz has bloomed?
To Dennis Bishop:
I would divide the rz down the middle and place them in two pots of good
soil, and put them somewhere they can't get trodden on. I lose more tiny
increase from standing on them, than any other reason. I think you might
eventually get some increase.
Jan Clark
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