RE: CULT: growing in pots was CAT: Sales hints revea led


Jim,

Now that you mention it, I did toss the I. pallida variegata into one of the
tubs last year and it's doing fine.  I don't know that I would plant new
introductions in pots whose hardiness hasn't been proven yet.  But maybe I
can free up some space in the garden and transplant the old favourites.

Thanks for that thought, Jim.
Maureen Mark
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (zone 4)


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> From: 	Jimmie Clark[SMTP:clarkgar@advertisnet.com]
> Reply To: 	iris-talk@egroups.com
> Sent: 	Tuesday, May 16, 2000 3:09 PM
> To: 	iris-talk@egroups.com
> Subject: 	Re: [iris-talk] CAT: Sales hints revealed
> 
> Maureen,
> 
> Try irises in pots too, mainly the MDB'S.
> 
> Jim in Missouri
> -----Original Message-----
>     From: Maureen Mark <markm@tc.gc.ca>
>     To: iris-talk@egroups.com <iris-talk@egroups.com>
>     Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 9:47 AM
>     Subject: Re: [iris-talk] CAT: Sales hints revealed
>     
>     
>     And then you have us -- Sandy ordering from one catalogue and me from 
>     another.  And when we discuss joint orders, Sandy says we have no
>     more 
>     room to plant more and I say that I'll find a spot for whatever it is 
>     that we are discussing...
>     
>     Sandy's dad has confirmed that we can have as much garden space as we 
>     want on his acres of farm land.  We will have to take advantage of 
>     that even though he's five hours away.  I'm also building up a 
>     collection of containers to grow more non-iris stuff.
>     
>     Maureen
>     Ottawa
>     
>     RYFigge@a... wrote:
>     > Well, I never!!!  How could wives be so brow-beaten!  I guess I had 
>     an 
>     > indulgent husband like Kathy;s,  there was no need for such 
>     shenanigans!  I 
>     > remember when we were at some scientific convention in N.Y.City and 
>     I 
>     > mentioned I was going to Cartier's, Tiffany's, Sak's and a few
>     other 
>     places 
>     > like that, and one of my husband's colleagues asked if he wasn't 
>     worried (and 
>     > he was a very mild spoken, usually)  and he replied "H----, no!  I 
>     only worry 
>     > when she says she's going to Gimbel's!"   In other words, he knew I 
>     was only 
>     > sightseeing -- and knew the limitations - and respected them ---- 
>     anything 
>     > iris was acceptable -- more plants, less lawn to mow  (we won't 
>     mention the 
>     > weeding -- that's therapy!)  All I can say "those poor spinelss 
>     women!"  But 
>     > maybe the husbands really knew and was just playing the game?   
>     Rosalie nr 
>     > Baltimore USA  zone 7  ryfigge@a...
>     
>     
>     
> 
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