Re: Ensata has joined.-welcome




> We have a commercial garden specializing in Japanese iris and Siberian
iris.
>  We grow about 450 cultivars of Japanese iris and hybridize seriously. 
Did
> you know that there are only about 350 cultivars in existance from
American
> hybridizers?
 > Guess this is enough intro talk to get started.  Now, to clear up the
gossip
> you've heard about us,  the horse's mouth is before your eyes!  Go ahead
and

Welcome to iris L. It is good to have you with us. 

I wrote you a few months back asking about reblooming JI and you sent me a
list of what you carry that have been heard to rebloom in the mild west
coast climates. I have heard of a person in Maine(?) who is working on
reblooms in the colder climates but it is my understanding that his rebloom
works differently and is based on his cold climate. I am confused. Could
you explain this?

 I became interested in this because of some playing around I did with JI
crosses and the reblooming seedlings that resulted.  What is the person in
Maines name and is he/she on this list? 

Karin Hinsen
Central Coast of California
Mild, dry summers, Mild, wet winters
USDA Zone 8  Zone15-16 Western Garden
seconfid@mtnweb.com
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