RE: Pollen Strike Rates
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- From: &* D* N* <k*@frontiernet.net>
- Date: Fri, 28 May 2004 12:55:21 -0500
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Congratulations!!
So maybe in two years when the rest of us have relatively few seedlings to admire we can enjoy yours!!
Botanically,
Kelly D. Norris Master Gardener/Freelance Writer Bedford, Iowa USA Zone 4b/5a Farm Manager, Rainbow Iris Farm www.rainbowfarms.net Newsletter Editor, Iowa Bluebird Conservationists
The love of knowledge is
a sort of madness.
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Kelly and all:
Ok, you finally got me to get up and quit procrastinating and to verify my crosses (something I have been meaning to do and kept putting off).
So, I went out into the garden and made sure I had a pod for each of the entries in my stud-book. (You KNOW you are getting older when you have iris crosses, rather than dates' phone numbers in your stud-book). lol
Anyway, here are the results:
I made my first cross this year on 3/24/04 and my last on 4/28/04.
I made 186 crosses, and currently have 109 full pods. That is almost 59%.
8 of those pods involve DOCTOR NO as either a pollen or pod parent.
Patrick Orr Phoenix, AZ Zone 9 USA
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