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Re: TSI

My copy of TSI arrived yeasterday. Of course, very nice issue. Over In Gloryland (front cover) was not good grower two years after introduction, but this year it did very good increase, so I will wait until next season to enjoy it in the garden. Mesa Pearl and Sprinkles (inside front cover and 2 and 3 position of ten favourite at the convention) are among my favourites, maybe better increase would be desirable. I accompany too for Purple Sand 1-st position in convention. For me clump of PS was magnificient with 10 flowerstalks per two year clump and until autumn increase was georgeus. I was very pleased to see photo of Jan and Marty accepting Morgan Wood Medal for Roaring Jelly. They have now so many good novelties, that only warmhearted wishes can be sent for future winnings. The very pleasant new is that the captain of our SIBROB team from 2000 become editor of TSI. Good luck Ellen! By the way your dogs are fascinating. From siberian point the article by Judy Hollingworth "Water siberians in the winter? What is the world coming to?" is interesting and it show, that discussion on biology of that plants is need. There is reverse problem in our common for siberians area too: to moist winters (sometimes). But how to dry up?
Edmundas Kondratas
Kaunas, Lithuania, zone 5
----- Original Message -----
From: j*@home.com
To: s*@egroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 8:49 PM
Subject: [sibrob] TSI

Hello All,
Can anyone tell me if the Fall edition of   The Siberian Iris  has been
sent out to members?  I was looking at some older issues and  noticed
that I did not have this fall's edition and then wondered if it has been
sent out and I mislaid it or what.
Thanks for an answer  to my question.

Jim in Saskatoon, Sask. Canada where it looks like winter is here to
stay with a couple of centimeters of snow now.



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