Re: iris DIGEST V1 #1249
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  • Subject: Re: iris DIGEST V1 #1249
  • From: J* G* <g*@wildblue.net>
  • Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2011 10:17:26 -0500
I've enjoyed reading the rebloom lists from all of you.  Here is my list of
early rebloomers.

Almaden
Hemstitched
Immortality
Low Ho Silver
Winesap

I'm in NW Missouri
Zone 5

I hope it helps.

Jill

On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 11:45 AM, iris DIGEST <iris-owner@hort.net> wrote:

>
> iris DIGEST         Saturday, March 19 2011         Volume 01 : Number 1249
>
>
>
> In this issue:
>
>        Re: [iris] Re: REB: Summer bloomers & alt yellow
>        [iris] Re: REF: archived msgs
>        RE: [iris] Re: HYB: rebloom genetics
>        Re: [iris] Re: REB: Summer bloomers & alt yellow
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2011 09:01:10 -0400
> From: Chuck Chapman <irischapman@aim.com>
> Subject: Re: [iris] Re: REB: Summer bloomers & alt yellow
>
> Thanks for your list.  Hopefully others will post as well.
>
> Summer rebloomers  put up rebloom as soon as  you get bud set temperatures.
> So
> only the first 2-3 weeks of  rebloom would be, of necessity, Summer
> rebloom.
>
> Summer Rebloomers may not  necessarily rebloom every year in this first
> flush
> of rebloom, as plants may not have been mature enough for bud set when
> temperatures are optimal. But  will be in this first  flush of rebloom  in
> some years, but not necessarily all.
>
> So, based on this,  could you  list the ones that yopu get in this first
> flush
> of rebloom?
>
> The ones I get are
>  Low Ho Silver.............IB
> Masterwork............... TB
> Pure as Gold.............. TB
> Queen Dorothy.......... TB
> Immortality
> Violet Miricle
> Renown        TB
>
> Chuck Chapman
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> - ---- Original Message ----
> From: Linda Mann <lmann@lock-net.com>
> To: iris@hort.net
> Sent: Thu, Mar 17, 2011 5:51 pm
> Subject: [iris] Re: REB: Summer bloomers & alt yellow
>
>
> Hi Jill - search the archives for alternate yellow.  There isn't a whole
> lot
> there, but a few interesting/helpful posts by Chuck Chapman, describing
> concept of alternate yellow and how it would work re: orange etc.
>
> Chuck - Defining summer loosely as any time other than spring and starting
> at
> least a month before first frost?   Usually August to mid September here at
> my
> place.  avg first frost mid Oct.  All I can think of right now.  This
> thread
> has been posted probably more than once in the past, so might be worth
> looking
> for a few years back.
>
> For sure (in no particular order)
> IMM
> MATRIX
> VIOLET MIRACLE
> SUMMER WHITEWINGS
> AUTUMN ORANGELITE
> TEA LEAVES
> RENOWN
> I DO
> BROTHER CARL
> GOLDEN IMMORTAL
> AUTUMN TWILIGHT
> BELVI QUEEN
> TWILIGHT FANCIES
> RENOWN (I think)
> some seedlings
> UNBELIEVABLE LOVE
> almost qualifies -HoM
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011 13:00:24 -0500
> From: Linda Mann <lmann@lock-net.com>
> Subject: [iris] Re: REF: archived msgs
>
> No, it's not you.  Or maybe it is sometimes ;-)
>
> They've been pretty squirrely (sp?) for quite a while.  I send notes to
> Chris every time I try to use the search feature & it doesn't work
> right.  He must be busy doing other things.  At least the single word
> searches seem to still work and the index has been working for a long
> time.  The index lets you look things up by month & also links the
> search results to the actual messages.  Every now and then, that used to
> get out of whack, but it's been ok for several years.
>
> Latest peculiarities are that the Boolean <and> feature doesn't work
> right (or at least it hasn't for anything I've tried lately), and today,
> it is sometimes saying (for example) that it found 7 results, but shows
> 50 (max).  Once it said it found 0 results, but still showed 50, and the
> ones I looked at did contain the stuff I was searching for.
>
> Works best just searching for a single word, sometimes works right for a
> string of words, but not always.
>
> When the AND feature was working, it was still a little frustrating
> because it included references (i.e., next & last in thread & date) so
> included a lot of posts that weren't relevant.
>
> But thank goodness it's there and works as well as it does!! I dread the
> day if/when it disappears.
>
> Thanks again, John and Chris (and your predecessors) for making it exist!
>
> <I thought the problems with the archives were the result of my inept
> attempts. Betty>
>
> Linda Mann east TN USA zone 7
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011 11:51:37 -0700
> From: Francelle <fjmjedwards@q.com>
> Subject: RE: [iris] Re: HYB: rebloom genetics
>
> Francelle Edwards  Glendale, AZ  Zone 9
>
>
> Hello. Betty,
> Right now I have garden-full of seedlings blooming from Cloud Reflection,
> Coral Dancer, Pink Champagne, and 63-75D (Wearing Rubies X Epicenter).  The
> only rebloomer not a seedling that is putting up stalks is Mesmerizer, a
> parent of Cloud Reflection.  Most  of these in my garden will bloom either
> continuously or sporadically until mid-May.  If I get sixty to ninety days
> of bloom from them, I'm happy.  I've been informed that my Desert Sonata,
> (Barbara My Love X Pink Champagne) reblooms in California.  It doesn't
> here.
> We've had crazy weather this winter, hot and cold, hot and cold.  It's hot
> right now with more cool predicted.
> Francelle Edwards
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2011 10:37:28 -0400 (EDT)
> From: Betty Wilkerson <autmirislvr@aol.com>
> Subject: Re: [iris] Re: REB: Summer bloomers & alt yellow
>
> <<Hopefully others will post as well.>>
>
>
> Chuck,  I don't know that I can help you much at this time.  Let me say
> that
> Renown has produced 1 summer stalk (early July I think) since I planted it
> in
> 2004.  Pure As Gold bloomed one July.
>
> Some of the yearly reports have been misfiled and I don't have the time to
> hunt for them.  Daffodils are blooming and irises are starting to rapidly
> grow
> and I must spend the time cleaning, planting, etc..  I'm sure they are all
> in
> the photo archives (I've been on here since early in 1999) or reported in
> past
> RIS Recorders.  I've been pretty good about reporting.
>
> Many people have reported on both iris talk and iris photo lists.
>
> Not sure my report would be worth much anyway since, I define summer bloom
> as
> anything that blooms after spring bloom and before Sept 15.  Things like
> Summer Radiance are rare.  It blooms 6 weeks after spring bloom and then
> again
> in the fall.  If I understand your definition from an earlier discussion we
> had, the early July bloom (Repeat bloom) is not due to a rebloom gene and
> the
> fall bloom would be cycle rebloom.  But it does bloom in the summer (early
> July) and I'm smiling ear to ear when it does.
>
> Iris season is upon us in my part of zone 6.  (The work part anyway)
>
> Happy Irising!
>
> Betty W.
> Bridge In Time Iris Garden
> Zone 6 Southcentral KY.
>
>
>
>
> - -----Original Message-----
> From: Chuck Chapman <irischapman@aim.com>
> To: iris <iris@hort.net>
> Sent: Sat, Mar 19, 2011 8:05 am
> Subject: Re: [iris] Re: REB: Summer bloomers & alt yellow
>
>
> Thanks for your list.  Hopefully others will post as well.
> Summer rebloomers  put up rebloom as soon as  you get bud set temperatures.
> So
> nly the first 2-3 weeks of  rebloom would be, of necessity, Summer rebloom.
> Summer Rebloomers may not  necessarily rebloom every year in this first
> flush
> f rebloom, as plants may not have been mature enough for bud set when
> emperatures are optimal. But  will be in this first  flush of rebloom  in
> ome years, but not necessarily all.
> So, based on this,  could you  list the ones that yopu get in this first
> flush
> f rebloom?
> The ones I get are
> Low Ho Silver.............IB
> asterwork............... TB
> ure as Gold.............. TB
> ueen Dorothy.......... TB
> mmortality
> iolet Miricle
> enown        TB
> Chuck Chapman
>
>
>
>
>
> - ---- Original Message ----
> rom: Linda Mann <lmann@lock-net.com>
> o: iris@hort.net
> ent: Thu, Mar 17, 2011 5:51 pm
> ubject: [iris] Re: REB: Summer bloomers & alt yellow
>
> i Jill - search the archives for alternate yellow.  There isn't a whole lot
> here, but a few interesting/helpful posts by Chuck Chapman, describing
> oncept of alternate yellow and how it would work re: orange etc.
> Chuck - Defining summer loosely as any time other than spring and starting
> at
> east a month before first frost?   Usually August to mid September here at
> my
> lace.  avg first frost mid Oct.  All I can think of right now.  This thread
> as been posted probably more than once in the past, so might be worth
> looking
> or a few years back.
> For sure (in no particular order)
> MM
> ATRIX
> IOLET MIRACLE
> UMMER WHITEWINGS
> UTUMN ORANGELITE
> EA LEAVES
> ENOWN
>  DO
> ROTHER CARL
> OLDEN IMMORTAL
> UTUMN TWILIGHT
> ELVI QUEEN
> WILIGHT FANCIES
> ENOWN (I think)
> ome seedlings
> NBELIEVABLE LOVE
> lmost qualifies -HoM
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