Re: CAT: Too many iris?


From: "Jan Clark" <janclarx@hotmail.com>

>Step back for a moment and contemplate your gardening and what
>it means to you. For each of us it will be the same, for each of us it 
will be different...
>Too much of anything may have negative connotations. If you have too 
many irises to take care of that it seems like a problem then it 
probably is a problem. Maybe with a fewer number it will be more 
manageable and enjoyable.....
>Getting braced for the replies to this one!
>Christopher Hollinshead

I've reached the point where I'm starting to 'take stock'. The first 
rush of buying anything cheap, has passed, and many of those first iris 
are listed to be culled next year. With 250 cv's growing, I have listed 
40 to get rid of. I'm still learning how to grow them, and also have 100 
seedlings, and another 1000 seeds to plant, so commonsense must prevail. 
I will have no problem getting rid of seedlings that I don't absolutely 
adore, as time and garden space don't permit the indulgence of keeping 
too many.
Pity I can't send some of the more enthusiastic members my culls. 
Nothing wrong with them, I just have to decide which ones I want the 
most.

Cheers, Jan Clark in Australia
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