Re: SPECIES/HIST
- Subject: Re: SPECIES/HIST
- From: J* J*
- Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 18:32:26 +0100
From: "Jan Jacobsen" <jacobsen.dorph@get2net.dk>
Hi Sidneygardener and all
Iris Imbricata is among the first of the tall irises to bloom,time of year can depend where in the world your garden is .
Here in Denmark imbricata are 2 weeks ahead of the TB.
Jan Jacobsen Denmark 5C -still cold.
>From: "sidneygardener" <sidneygardener@email.msn.com>
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>So far I. pumila and I. attica have sprouted from seed. I believe I. pumila
>is believed to be a natural hybrid of I. attica and I. pseudopumila. Is that
>why they both sprouted at the same time? Does germiation time relate to
>bloom time? If this is a true assumption should I. chaemiris or I.
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>Next question relates to bloom time. There are irises blooming around town
>on south faced exposures, most are median sizes. Other than I. pumila who
>would normally bloom in March in Zone 7 given heat? Does I. imbricata bloom
>early?
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>Sidney Gardener
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