Frosty Iris stalks

Goddag yxskaft!

Thats nearly how its feels when you get the digest file from  6 sept.
after the 7,8,9,10,11.

I didn't comment you Carolyn when you said ' glad you got answers
from Dave', but I confess I was a little confused.

So I say : thanks again for the bleach explanations.

Tom, If it's possible I would appreciate to get the files in cronological
order. 

((follows : expl. of Goddag yxskaft!

It's a story, about a deaf man sitting outside his little
house carving an axe handle. 
He sees a friend approaching, and because he isn't going to hear what his 
friend is going to say to him, he is trying to figure that out. 
He is thinking : The first thing he is going to say is of course, 
'What are you carving?' 

And I will answer him : Axe handle.

When his friend arrives he says 'Good Morning' and he gets the answer 'Axe
Handle'    = Goddag yxskaft.   )) 

Clarence.
We had only 2deg C last night, And I covered my irisstalks with
brown paperbags.
With a little imagination, you could think there was a gang of brown trolls
out there in the garden. :) :)

Last year we had our first nightfrost the 19 september (-2C).
We were lucky this night but north of stockholm there was frost. 

Another question; I have some seed capsules from my yellow 'old one' TB
they are still green, how can I see when they are ready to harvest? Must
they be completly brown and dry???

Regards,  Gunnar Andersson (retired chemist) in Sweden
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