FW: re: Iris reticulata
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: FW: re: Iris reticulata
- From: A* D* <a*@deverill.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Tue, 24 Mar 1998 10:08:21 +0000
In message <199803232318.RAA01730@lorien.mallorn.com>,
Christopher P. Lindsey <lindsey@mallorn.com> writes
>So far, not much has opened in my yard. The 'Tete a tete' daffodils
>are up but not quite open yet, like all of the larger daffodils here.
>My Puschkinia are open (and have been for about 3 weeks), with more
>on the way. Surprisingly, my Muscari don't show any flower buds yet.
>
>Lots of perennials are coming up too. The sweet woodruff, soapwort,
>coreopsis, and cushion spurge are all opening their leaves.
>Unfortunately, the snow 'crispified' the leaves on my emerging roses,
>the Palibin Meyer lilac, and my variegated Hydrangea macrophylla. I
>was so excited about the latter -- in early February it was sending
>up shoots from the old growth, but they've since fallen off. No
>blooms this year, I guess. :(
>
>Chris
Hi Chris,
Are you able to get Horticultural Fleece?
This would protect your Lilac and Hydrangea from the effect of the
cold. The fleece is 5 Degree warmer underneath than above, also lets
the light and rain through.
--
Alan Deverill
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