Re: TB: CULT: Dykes medal winners
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- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] TB: CULT: Dykes medal winners
- From: C* D*
- Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 18:46:24 -0500
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Carol Ann,
I grow BABBLING BROOK and RAMSESES and find that they are so vigorous
that they need to be divided every two years , if I don't divide them,
they don't bloom well.
I bought DEBBY RAIRDON , RED DOUGLAS, RIPPLING WATERS , GREAT LAKES,
WABASH, and BLUE RYTHEM and hope they grow as well.
bccarney@compu.net wrote:
>
> This is Carney's corner - again!
>
> About 1995 my husband and I purchased about all of the Dykes irises.
> It seems that since then I have noticed that many of the older ones
> bloom extremely well one year and very poorly the next. It is as if
> they need a year to recuperate. It has been very obvious with some
> of the earliest such as - SAN FRANCISCO, DAUNTLESS, RAMESIS, COPPER
> LUSTRE, THE RED DOUGLAS, OLA KALA, HELEN MCGREGOR, BABBLING BROOK,
> VANITY, RUFFLED BALLET, GREAT LAKES, ROSY WINGS and VICTORIA FALLS.
>
> A good friend of mine and I had discussed this recently. She is in
> the same zone and feels somewhat the same way. Most of these plants
> were purchased from Washington State and seemed to acclimate quite
> well.
>
> Carol Ann
> Northern Middle Tennessee - Zone 6
>
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