Re: Can I still transplant siberian iris seedlings now?

 

Thank you Chuck and Ken. I suppose I can not take them out of the pots without disturbing the roots. So I will follow your advice and leave them in the pots and sink the pots in the ground.
Am very curious what will come out of the diploid seedlings. The pod parent is a sibirica from the botanical garden in Tuebingen (Southwest Germany) with the label iris sibirica L (I do not know if it is correctly identified and what L means - Linnaeus?). As the pollen parent I chose my favourite sibirica Here be dragons. I know it is a weird cross and I am pretty sure that the seedlings will resemble the pod parent but who cares?
Anja

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