Re: IRIS Books


> IRIS BOOKS  -   would be a good Subject for Iris-L..  I have about 10 Iris books
> - not counting "The World of Iris'  which everyone has (?)    - Or should
> have....
> Except for the Peony book I bought yesterday  - the most recent garden book I
> picked up was IRIS by Fritz Kohlein.  Translated from German by Timber Press in
> 1987.   $37.50    (I know where a couple copies can be found for half price)...
--
    I have both those books as well. Additionally I have two small books.  "Irises",   
The Royal Horticultural Society . A Wisley Handbook by Sidney Linnegar & Jennifer 
Hewitt.  Although this is a small book it has some very nice pictures in it.  The 
second small book is "Irises - A Guide to Cultivation" by Susan Berry.   The only 
other books I have are the 1988 Cumulative Checklist of Reblooming Iris, the Aril 
Society International Official Checklist 1996 edition and Median Bearded Irises 
Introduction and Varietal Listing through 1990.  Although I read everything 
(including the back of cereal boxes) I have a hard time finding iris books. 
I haunt the local bookstores but they don't have much.  Anybody got a good 
source?

Dana Brown  Lubbock, Texas  Zone 7
Where the coldest it's ever been is -17 on 2/8/33 and the warmest it's 
ever been is 114 on 6/27/94.  Our average first freeze is November 3rd
and our average last freeze is April 9th.  Our growing season is @ 208 
days long with 164 of them clear.  





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