RE: try again
- Subject: RE: [iris-talk] try again
- From: J* R*
- Date: Wed, 29 May 2002 15:47:05 -0700
Most good iris catalogs list varieties from VE (very early) to VL (very
late), with E, M, and L in between. Buy some at both ends to extend your
bloom season. Buy varieties marked RE for rebloomers, which (depending on
climate, care, and whether the variety in question is a decent grower in the
first place) can bloom multiple times during the year. Dwarf iris will
bloom before TB's (typically, anyway); spurias and louisianas tend to bloom
slightly later. If you really want more blooms throughout the year though,
focus on rebloomers. Someone else can recommend specific varieties for your
climate; what reblooms in 9b southern California may not for you.
John Reeds
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> Subject: [iris-talk] try again
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> i just re read my message and it is so unclear. i was trying to ask if
> there
> is somewhere i can find out info on how to grow a variety of irises so
> that i
> will have blooms throughout the season. tx.
>
> karen
> zone 6b in nj
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