Re: mudpuppies

I thought mudpuppies were only indigenous to Rock Creek in Ks. I find it interesting that they can be kept alive in still water. I have not tried that. Do you have Red Horse as well?  I understood they were exceedingly rare.
Wnedy Zone 5 KS
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: mudpuppy_one@yahoo.com 
  To: iris-talk@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 7:16 AM
  Subject: [iris-talk] mudpuppies


  I hale from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I listed it as a zone 3
  because it CAN get to 30-40 below here for days at a time, used to be 
  weeks at a time.  We have had lovely winters tho the last four or 
  five and  going by that maybe a z5a. I do grow several z6 with 
  protection but by and large z6 plants do not do live through the 
  winters. I treat my butterfly bushes as an annual.
  Today it is raining and 53, highly unusual - should be snow, if I did 
  not know better I would swear I lived on the west coast, although 
  last week it was down to 12. The greenhouse effect??? 
  We do have salamanders cute little 6 inch puppies usually dark 
  colored with spots -different colors of spots on different ones. Last 
  year was a prolific year around my pond for the little guys hence 
  mudpuppy.

  Shelly


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