Rain in Dixie, Etc.
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- Subject: Rain in Dixie, Etc.
- From: w*
- Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 07:25:44 -0500
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From: "wmoores" <wmoores@watervalley.net>
>
> Judy Hunt in Louisville, KY, where we have had over two inches of rain
> last night and today, after the driest three months in recorded weather
> history! Hallelujah!!
>
Yes, we got the same! The local weather person said that this
rain event was the most rainfall recorded since July 6 but we are
still nine inches behind. Luckily, I unpotted all my bearded on
Thursday and got my five display beds filled again. I have about
ten beardless in pots and two tubs of LA's yet to go plus some
clean-up, and I'll be through.
The heat, drought, and moving of things have prevented
rebloom. However, one new arrival budded in the pot and has now
been put in a satin-sheeted bed with the other new rebloomers;
hope to see it bloom before a frost.
To the person who asked about the differences between
HEMSTITCHED, BOUNTIFUL HARVEST, and AUTUMN CIRCUS,
this is what I observed. (As I remember, all of these are out of the
same pod).
AUTUMN CIRCUS - Circus Stripes type) with complete veining
on the falls from top to bottom...blue on white ground.
BOUNTIFUL HARVEST - Reddish violet lines on white ground.
The lines do not extend the entire length of the falls.
HEMSTITCHED - the more typical plicata type as the name
suggests, a narrow margin of violet-purple marks on a white ground.
Walter Moores
Enid Lake, MS 7/8 (MSU 18, Auburn 16....16 to 3 with four minutes
to go and MSU turned the game around in foreign territory)
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