Re: Greetings
- Subject: Re: [sibrob] Greetings
- From: R* K*
- Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 23:51:30 -0400
Hi Caroline,
Interesting that the "true" species you work with are more
"homozygous" than what I started with...probably someone's
hybrid selection. We got the rain too last night...what a relief!
I have planted one of the black irises this past spring and am
hoping it will bloom next spring. I know its not Siberian, but
I'm a bit ecclectic.
ross koning, CT, zone 6
on 7/25/02 4:36 AM, Mtpleasant at mtpleasant@mymailstation.com wrote:
Hi Ross-
You're most welcome and seemed to have sparked some new thoughts as we seem
to be winding down the bloom season. I grow mostly species from seeds and
even there there is some variation, though seldom color if hand pollinated
or self-more ofter the variation is sturdiness, bloom date, branchiing......
Cheers
Caroline Randolph Stalnaker, blessed by 2" rain last night and cooler
temperatures in Northwest Virginia
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