Re: minimal petals
- To: i*@Rt66.com
- Subject: Re: minimal petals
- From: L* D* <d*@newnorth.net>
- Date: Thu, 30 May 1996 07:15:10 -0500 (CDT)
Jim (and others)
When I had my disaster with Roundup this is what the blossoms did. I
sprayed them when the stalks were emerging and, although I was careful, I
thought, not to get the spray on the iris, the blooms looked like they were
blasted. Simple question: did they spray with Roundup or some such near
the Iris?
At 02:04 AM 5/30/96 MDT, you wrote:
>Help! Some neighbors brought me a TB stalk with something I haven't
>seen before. It had several "blooms" open, each with all of its
>falls, standards, and styles reduced to 1/8" or 1/4" wide sticks an
>inch or two long. The stalk was otherwise normal, and they tell me
>that the foliage looked normal.
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>Could some lawn or garden chemical do this? _The World of Irises_
>mentions a blossom blight, Botrytis cinerea, but doesn't say enough
>to identify it. Whatever it is seems to have gotten several of
>their plants and they would like to know what to do. Any ideas?
>
> --Jim
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>Jim Wilson, Miami Valley Iris Society, SW Ohio, USA, Zone 6a, AIS garden judge
>growing TBs, medians, SIBs, JIs, & a few SPU & species. wilsonjh@muohio.edu
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Lee DeJongh Rhinelander Wis Zone 3 AHS region 2 AIS region 8
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