OT-BIO: Mary Blatz
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- Subject: OT-BIO: Mary Blatz
- From: M* B*
- Date: Fri, 28 May 1999 07:28:11 -0400
G'Morning All,
I am new to the list and have come out of lurk
mode to introduce myself. It seems I've been gardening all my life, one
way or another, since following my mother around her flower beds--some of my
earliest memories are the smell of her climbing roses, and the unforgettable
prick of their thorns. . . Where I used to take a utilitarian approach to
gardening, maintaining that my only truly worthwhile efforts were in veggies and
produce, I now devote almost all of my space to flowers--well over 200 varieties
of perennials and flowering shrubs and, of course, iris. Initially I
avoided them, thinking they must be difficult to grow; then an older
gentleman at church sent me home with a bag of leftover rhizomes, and now I'm
HOOKED! My husband's happy 'cuz every year there's less and less lawn to
mow, as I get the Troy-Bilt fired up in spring and start tearing things up. .
.
My first question for all of you is this:
I have several TBs which came from a nice lady the next town over; she had
them labeled but I've yet to locate any info about any of them--anyone heard of
the following?:
CAROLINA GOLD, IRMA LEE, JET FIRE, OVATION, PINK
PUSSYCAT, RASPBERRY RIPPLE, SECRET PAL, STUNNING, TWIST OF FATE, UTAH
VALLEY
Thanks in advance--I look forward to learning from all of
you!
Mary Blatz
Skaneateles, NY (near Syracuse) USDA Zone
5
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