Re: CULT: So many different iris in boom
- Subject: Re: CULT: So many different iris in boom
- From: t*
- Date: Fri, 31 May 2002 16:28:37 -0000
I think I have Siberians that are reblooming. I was deadheading them
last night and I could see little pods down in the foliage and sure
enough, bloom pods on a little spindly stem. I actually found one
bloomed out it was about 1/2 the size of a normal bloom. It was
actually kind of cute. Should I leave these alone, or snip them off?
Tanya
--- In iris-talk@y..., "John Bruce" <jbruce1@c...> wrote:
> Same kind of strange weather here too. Blooming right now, IB, BB,
TB, MTB,
> Siberian, Spuria, Louisiana, pseudacorus, brevicaulis, and a bud in
the JI.
> Never had a spuria bloom before mid-June here, or a JI. And nearly
10" of rain
> so far this month with more on the way tonight.
> John
> ----- Original Message -----
> Subject: [iris-talk] CULT: So many different iris in boom
>
>
> Everyone in the area has said that we have had unusual weather.
Mild winter,
> warm spells, then cool spring... Well its the first time I've
ever seen this
> particular combination of iris in one spot ALL BLOOMING AT THE
SAME TIME:
>
> TBs
> IBs
> BB
> MTB
> MDB
> I. Tectorum (blue)
> I. Psuedacorus
> LAs
> JI
> Sibs
>
> The iris not currently blooming are some other species-x that
aren't blooming
> yet, some spurias not yet, one oncocylus thats done, SDBs and
bulbous...
>
>
>
>
>
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