iris books

From: RYFigge@aol.com

Dear Sally - There certainly seems to be a plethora ofnirisw books lately, but
Bills is  a terrific one to have.  Maybe Santa Claus could bring you the one
you don't  buy.  It sounds very interesting - I'll have to find out what the
exchange is and how complicated it is to get before I can think about telling
Santa! The children are always interested in "suggestions"  Here is another to
eat your heart out for: Geoff Stebbings "The Gardener's Gide to Growing
IRISES"   He is from the UK, and it is  published there (David and Charles)
and in this country  by Timber Press - costs $29.95.  I haven't  read it -just
looked at the pictures which are laid out on the pages in an unusual way..
I am fascinated with youjr emaio address. About a dozen years ago I took my
youngest grandchild to Kenya - the first time I had traveled with a boy - he
was l3 at the time - the others had been granddaughters at that age.  Anyhow I
just loved to watch the warthogs - When they came up to the viewing station I
told them they had faces only a mother could love.  They were so ugly , they
were captivating -- and I thought they were so cute when they ran away with
those little tails straight up in the air. following each other  
in a line!  Rosalie nr Baltimore, Maryland - zone 7 - very dry weather  = we
needed the little rain  that came during the night - something to be thankful
for since today is Thanksgiving Day for us. ryfigge@aol.com (I'm Pres. of the
Reblooming Iris Society a Section of AIS until May when my 3-year term ends) -
Do you have any rebloomers?  If you enjoy irises once, why not again and
again??!

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