Re: Companion Planting: Thank You Dorthy
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- Subject: Re: Companion Planting: Thank You Dorthy
- From: "* C* F* <d*@cts.com>
- Date: Mon, 19 May 1997 11:29:42 -0600 (MDT)
At 09:45 AM 5/19/97 -0600, you wrote:
>Dear Dorthy,
>Thank you for the wonderful experience of touring your garden! I wanted to
>thank you on Iris-L because I think we can all learn a lesson from you in
>the aspect of companion planting with iris.......Do you think there are any
native varieties of iris that could grow on your very back trail of waterless
>plants? >
>
Thank you for those very kind words, Sharlyn -- I'm learning partly by doing
and partly by asking question after question after question. Many thanks to
all those on the iris-l who have contributed to my growing knowledge of plants.
Re native iris -- I didn't point out to you as we walked down along the
(dry) streambed that there were actually four PCNs, new this year planted up
near the gate to the back yard. That area does have a drip irrigation
system and is more shaded than other areas of the yard. (I just talked to
Davis Lennette on the phone re a possible speaker in the So.Calif. area who
could fit into our society's budget for program speakers. He referred me to
Lewis and Adele Lawyer who have contacts in the So.Calif. area.)
Dorothy C. Frisbie
Woman of Many Interests
Escondido, CA
AIS Region 15, Sunset Zone 20/21
