Re: Rebloom or not?


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> From: Christopher Hollinshead <cris@netcom.ca>
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> Chris wrote
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> > I hereby cast my vote for the future lines of ANYTIME blooming 
iris! > 
> I am glad to find that I am not the only one to have odd things 
happen in the garden.    5 of the Schreiner rhizomes planted end Sept 
1996 flowered  between December 1996 and Feb  1997.   This is 
mid to late summer in South Africa.  SKY HOOKS,  CONJURATION AND 
SCENTED BUBBLES bloomed in December and BEVERLEY SILLS AND VISION IN 
PINK   in February.  If the rhizomes thought they were still in 
Oregon  would this be considered re-blooming?  Or do they know they 
are in South africa and are late bloomers?  Are those particular 
iris supposed to be rebloomers?  Not grumbling -  just delighted but 
curious.   My ubiquitous purple (friend says it could be Cocky) 
blooms any time it feels like and is busy doing so right now.      >  
> > 







Sally Guye
email zosg@warthog.ru.ac.za



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