Re: Reblooming Iris

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• To: "perennials"
• Subject: Re: Reblooming Iris
• From: J* L*
• Date: Sun, 31 Oct 1999 20:04:05 -0500
• References: <004101bf2362$b814c7c0$99d4f7a5@hm7ja> <002001bf238f$2071fd20$f6c49cd1@me> <004901bf23e1$e4467620$93c8f7a5@hm7ja>

Thanks to everybody who replied to my request about reblooming Iris.  I
should be busy for a while researching.
Jerry
W. MA
Zone 5
P.S.
I finally did some leaf clean up today.   Now that I have a new perennial
bed dug I mulched the leaves with my mower and dumped them onto the new bed
for organic matter by spring I should be all set to start planting.  My
procrastinating led to a new garden!!

> Another great place to get rebloomers is Winterberry Gardens in VA.  You
can
> email vspoon@aol.com for a catalog.
>
> Lynn





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