Re: HYB: White Lightning
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Gosh, after reading the negative comments on WL, my next thought is do I
have WL. I bought it from a AIS member, who sold some of her iris. I did
have the hybridizer spelled wrong, but I think that was a fat finger
problem. Seriously I have WL in the corner of a bed where it gets
completion from daylily, hibiscus and etc. I put it there because of it's
vigor It also gets cold in Loudoun County, Va. It's been down to -20, -19,
and in '96 we got 28 " of snow.
Al Bullock
L.C. Va. zone 7
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Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2000 7:20 AM
Subject: Re: [iris-talk] HYB: White Lightning
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> In a message dated 9/15/2000 11:10:50 PM Central Daylight Time,
> randysiris@juno.com writes:
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> << I've also grown WL for 20 years and it a vigorous grower here >>
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> If it didn't bloom in California, I would really wonder why it was
> introduced. I suspect it might do better in other regions, when placed on
> the west side of a large structure like a barn or house. Any place where
it
> didn't get morning sun.
>
> Betty / Got rain, in the lovely Bowling Green KY USA zone 6
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