Re: Re: HYB:Seed:Potting:Techniques:101
- Subject: [iris] Re: Re: HYB:Seed:Potting:Techniques:101
- From: "Robin Shadlow" r*@wildmail.com
- Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2003 13:37:10 -0600
- List-archive: <http://www.hort.net/lists/iris/> (Web Archive)
Betty,
You made my day. I didn't think light was an issue during
winter because there isn't much light in the fridge, (or
Oregon for that matter <g> in the winter.) The verdict is-
my seeds get to live here with me!! It doesn't hurt that
my daughters are encouraging me to make the whole back yard
a garden, something to do with mowing... Maybe I'll do it
more scientific-like and plant some in full sun and some in
the area I have in mind.
I am also relieved, that was the depth I had planted. I've
grown lots of seeds (other perennials) over the years
inside, so I just assumed that would be the correct depth
for a seed that size. I would've hated to find out that
they weren't supposed to be covered though, figured nows
the time to ask even if it may be a dumb question.
Thanks for your help!
Robin
Zone 5 NE
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