Re: Louisiana iris in the midwest (was: Rot tolerance ...)

> Date:          Wed, 15 May 96 07:30:21 MDT
> Reply-to:      iris-l@Rt66.com
> From:          "Rodney A. Barton" <rbarton@jove.acs.unt.edu>
> To:            Multiple recipients of list <iris-l@Rt66.com>
> Subject:       Louisiana iris in the midwest (was: Rot tolerance ...)

> Lee said:
> 
> > I still want to try Louisianas.  Is this totally out of the question 
> for me?
> > Am I beinn really stupid to try to push my luck that far?  Everything I've
> > read says that their range is not determined and that some are hardy in 
> > the midwest.
> 
> Lee,
> 
> You should be able to grow Lousianas.  Penny Aguirre grows (and sells) 
> them in Golden Valley, MN near Minneapolis.  She would be a good source 
> of info and plants for you.  Give her a call or drop her a note:
> 
> Penny Aguirre
> Cooper's Garden
> 2345 Decatur Ave. N.
> Golden Valley MN 55427
> 612-542-9447
> 
> Rodney
> Rbarton@jove.acs.unt.edu


I also have many cultivars which move north well.
Steve  
J. Steven Brown              Mt. Gretna Gardens      
                             Iris and Daylilies.                               
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Manheim, PA 17545-9466
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