Re: REB: HYB:question - inheritance of higher temperature triggers
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  • Subject: Re: REB: HYB:question - inheritance of higher temperature triggers
  • From: P* <4*@rewrite.hort.net>
  • Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2014 23:06:23 -0400
Oh I'll report them all alright. Data is data.
I already crumble to myself about the obvious scant record for historic reblooming things. It's not the RIS's fault if people don't report. Case in point, Crimson King: Z7,9 AZ, CA, TX is hardly a fitting record for a 1893 iris with a long history of common rebloom. 

On 10/26/2014 1:07 PM, Linda Mann wrote:
The way I look at it, the only way to figure out which data are of use is to report it all.
If you decide on your own not to report something that has only happened once at your place, and 10 other people decide not to report it, then it winds up being overlooked, when it might have something to offer. Especially since that's been the protocol all along - report what blooms out of season for you. Only exception being if bud was set somewhere else (i.e., newly planted things). 

On 10/24/2014 9:29 PM, Phloid wrote:

One "off'er" is over lookable, but do several offer a study point? Like
Linda asks, how long before I see this type of rebloom year again?
No new seedling stalks for the past few days, but still a few that haven't started opening blooms yet. 

Linda Mann east TN USA Zone 7b

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