General Discussion forum: 2018 Season

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MShadow Oct 16, 2018 6:38 PM CST Name: Marilyn Campbell Houghton Lake, MI

Beautiful season, too bad its over. Quote | Post #1300080 (1)

Deebie Oct 16, 2018 7:49 PM CST Name: Deborah Orangeburg, SC Zone 8a Don't Sweat the Small Stuff!

Beautiful end of season blooms. Quote | Post #1300093 (2)

crowrita1 Oct 16, 2018 8:14 PM CST Name: Arlyn Whiteside Co, Illinois Zone 5A

I think a few may have escaped ! Most have that :dried out" look, from being frozen, but a few look likethe *may* have escaped...I'll know in a few days, I guess Quote | Post #1300095 (3)

Orchid40 Oct 16, 2018 10:43 PM CST Name: Val Harding Melbourne, Australia

Thanks for sharing again Arlyn, they are beautiful. Quote | Post #1300103 (4)

evelyninthegarden Oct 17, 2018 10:25 AM CST Name: Evelyn Northern CA Sierra foothills -

Bonnie and Arlyn ~ Thank You for sharing your blooms and reminding us to get more rebloomers. Quote | Post #1300123 (5)

crowrita1 Oct 21, 2018 9:49 AM CST Name: Arlyn Whiteside Co, Illinois Zone 5A

Royal Summer (Applegate 1970/71) 8/15-9/4 , 10/2 –10/21 Summer Recall (Chapman 2003) 8/17-8/20, 8/25/-8/30, 9/4-9/9, 10/2-10/21 Eternal Summer (Chapman 2012) 8/17- 8/28, Pagan Dance 9/4 – 9/11 Smell The Roses (Byers 1987/88) 9/10-10/10, 10/14- 10/21 Metro Blue (Lockatell 2013/15) 9/10-9/18, 10/4-10/21 G.Percy Brown (Smith 1967/68) 9/11-9/20, 10/1-10/16 Ahwahnee Princess (Sutton 2003/04) 9/12-9/21, 10/2-10/21 I Bless (Zurbrigg 1984/85) 10/1-10/21 Senorita Frog (Spoon2002) 10/2-10/8 Baby Blessed (Zurbrigg 1979) 10/4-10/21 Many Moons (Wright 1967) 10/4-10/16 Belvi Cloud (Jensen 1988) 10/4-10/21 Summer Fantasy (Brown 1964) 10/6-10/21 Earl of Essex (Zurbrigg 1979/80) 10/10-10/21 Southland (Sass, H.P. 1934) 10/10-10/21 Major freeze on 10/20-10/21 stopped everything. These had stalks , that froze out Smell the Roses G. Percy Brown Double Shot Pink Attraction Autumn Bugler Buckwheat Many Moons Belvi Cloud Renown Southland Blessed Assurence Earl of Essex I Bless Bess Bergin September Chereau Belvi Queen Baroque Prelude Sign of Virgo Baby Blessed Royal Summer Summer Greenshadows July Beauty Metro Blue Summer Fantasy Autumn Twilight Ahwahnee Princess My Friend Jonathon Anew Autumn King this is a copy of my rebloom report....after last night, there will be no more iris, here, till next year Quote | Post #1300418 (6)

evelyninthegarden Oct 21, 2018 5:39 PM CST Name: Evelyn Northern CA Sierra foothills -

Arlyn ~ Thank You! Quote | Post #1300450 (7)

irisarian Oct 21, 2018 7:47 PM CST Name: Lucy Hamilton, MA irises

great report, Arlyn. Quote | Post #1300467 (8)

MShadow Oct 22, 2018 12:43 PM CST Name: Marilyn Campbell Houghton Lake, MI

Wow, that is wonderful. Quote | Post #1300529 (9)

Deebie Oct 22, 2018 5:22 PM CST Name: Deborah Orangeburg, SC Zone 8a Don't Sweat the Small Stuff!

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grannysgarden Oct 23, 2018 6:22 AM CST Name: Bonnie Sojourner Harris Brake, Arkansas, zone 7 The Magnolia Zone

Arlyn, I don't know anyone who get re-bloom like you do. 'Times aflyin' spring is just around the corner. Quote | Post #1300612 (11)

Deebie Oct 23, 2018 7:37 AM CST Name: Deborah Orangeburg, SC Zone 8a Don't Sweat the Small Stuff!

I finally got a rebloom last week on what I think is Earl of Essex. I was dumbfounded for a while as my label read Duke of Earl and it was not a match. Also, the bloom was only 15 inches tall, so I kept looking at photos of short irises. It was not until I looked at Arlyn's rebloom list above that it clicked. It came from him and I remember him mentioning that he had probably mislabled it. I took photos with my phone and it's not uploading to my computer anymore. I've got to get that problem resolved, so I can post the photo for confirmation. Quote | Post #1300623 (12)

crowrita1 Oct 24, 2018 5:11 AM CST Name: Arlyn Whiteside Co, Illinois Zone 5A

Glad to hear you had some "color", Tom !"EOE" is, probably, my most "regular" for rebloom, and I don't rememberit ever "missing" One of it's "downsides", is that (like several other rebloomers")the buds are so numerous, and crowded on the stalk, that many don't open properly / Quote | Post #1300696 (13)

crowrita1 Nov 4, 2018 7:26 AM CST Name: Arlyn Whiteside Co, Illinois Zone 5A

Yesterday, I finished up the "cutting back & raking off", and I noticed that there were a LOT more stalks starting, than I had thought ! If the weather would have stayed nice for another couple weeks ! Oh, well, "if's, might have's, and maybe's "don't count for much Quote | Post #1301600 (14)

MShadow Nov 4, 2018 1:31 PM CST Name: Marilyn Campbell Houghton Lake, MI

Maybe you can slow down now. Quote | Post #1301629 (15)

crowrita1 Nov 5, 2018 7:08 AM CST Name: Arlyn Whiteside Co, Illinois Zone 5A

It's time to start "packing" the 5th wheel ! Quote | Post #1301673 (16)

MShadow Nov 9, 2018 1:35 PM CST Name: Marilyn Campbell Houghton Lake, MI

Awesome! Quote | Post #1302055 (17)

evelyninthegarden Nov 14, 2018 12:07 PM CST Name: Evelyn Northern CA Sierra foothills -

grannysgarden wrote:Arlyn, I don't know anyone who get re-bloom like you do. 'Times aflyin' spring is just around the corner. Bonnie ~ Arlyn does have a good collection of rebloomers. Re: Spring...to me it seems like a long ways off, since we have not started our rainy season yet. I hope we get lots of snow this year in winter, but not spring! Last year the irises were confused as we had a lovely spring warmup, then snow followed by a freeze in April! Some, but not all, of the irises did not know what to do. Their leaves got stuck after emerging, so half-way emerging..but then stuck that way. And pineappling. Eventually I had to cut those leaves off. Quote | Post #1302521 (18)

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