Re: OT-BIO-Carol Ann Carney
- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] OT-BIO-Carol Ann Carney
- From: C* M*
- Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2000 05:04:22 +1000
Hi Carol Ann
Sounds like you've developed a severe case of 'iris virus'. No know cure.
The only treatment is to keep buying more irises. Sounds like they will be
estatic in your growing conitiions.
Have Fun
Colleen Modra
South Australia
Where we have a nice crisp frost this moring, hope it's not been heavy
enough to damage our wonderful show of blooms. Have to wait till it gets
light.
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From: <bccarney@compu.net>
To: <iris-talk@egroups.com>
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 1:54 AM
Subject: [iris-talk] OT-BIO-Carol Ann Carney
> Greetings!
>
> I live in northern middle Tennessee at the southern extention of Land
> Between the Lakes just 20 miles south of the Kentucky Border. I am
> in zone 6. My husband, Badger and I began growing irises about 6
> years ago. Five years ago we had 30 varieties and now we have more
> than 800. Three years ago we entered our first show with five TB's
> and have been hooked on buying, growing and showing ever since. We
> live on a rocky hill and there are no flat spots to grow anything.
> It has been an extremely dry summer. Two weeks ago we finally had
> almost three inches of rain. TB WAVES OF GRAIN and TB FROST ECHO now
> have buds on them. Last year we had something blooming in every
> month except January and December. This year has been too dry for
> that. I am very interested in learning as much as possible about how
> others grow their irises with respect to soil ammendments, etc. We
> also have several SDB, IB and MTB varieties along with the TB's.
>
> Thqank you,
>
> Carol Ann
> Ken-Ten Iris Society
>
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