Re: REB: Fall blooming
- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] REB: Fall blooming
- From: s*@aol.com
- Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2001 18:28:04 EDT
In a message dated 10/6/01 7:33:57 AM Central Daylight Time,
laurief@paulbunyan.net writes:
<< An iris that
blooms in one garden in the spring then moves down the block to bloom again
that fall in a different garden does NOT count
as rebloom for either garden. >>
(Down the block) For me, this is rebloom. If it grew in the same general
area it counts. I started to state that as the general opinion of a rebloom
hybridizer, but I'm learning! It's only my opinion. Other rebloom
hybridizers, being individuals, may have a very different viewpoint.
<<or across the country>>
To me, this is not local rebloom. However!!!!! Living, and breeding
reblooming irises, where I do, I'm thrilled to hear of any rebloom, even
sporatic. If an iris reblooms anywhere, it can be valuable in my hybridizing
program AND I want to hear about it. BUT . . . If I were a collector only,
my feelings would be different.
Betty in BG KY zone 7 . . . enjoying new reblooming seedlings.
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