HYB:Strength

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• Subject: [iris]HYB:Strength
• From: A*@aol.com
• Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 07:37:42 EST
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My definition of strength seems to be large, healthy foliage and how  well 
they grow.  When I see a plant that struggles to survive, I don't see  healthy.  
Large is probably a bit arbitrary and isn't really an indicator  of strength. 
 But it is something I want to see in my seedlings when  possible.  
 
When we get to number of stalks, how often they bloom, branching, form  etc., 
I use other terms. 
 
What does strength mean to you?  
 
 

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