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Juno (Scorpiris) season 2012
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PeterT
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March 06, 2012, 07:42:20 PM »
These are wonderfull pictures Jan,
I like the Iris rosenbachiana from northern Afghanistan especially, It's coulor seems to be variable. Do you think it is a seperate (sub)species?
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living near Stranraer, Scotland. Gardening in the West of Scotland.
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Thank you Peter
Juno rosenbachiana of Afghanistan is very variable, I have about 10 clones of color.
Give a good seed
For three weeks will flourish.
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Jan, -Iris narbuti from south Tadjikistan looks very like Iris warleyensis?
Tony Hall's recent paper puts them as close relatives .....
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In any case, Juno warleyensis massive plant to 60 cm height.
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March 06, 2012, 08:25:43 PM »
I really appologize that pictures were without names. and Thank you that you did put names of plants there for me. I am learning, you have a pation with me.
I will epxlain you with pleasure how I'm growing my plants, no secrets. in which ground and what I am fertilizing with.
please give me a bit of time.
I am growing Mother plants in open ground, in order for selling in pots. There is possibility to empty the pot without damaging the bulb.
Today we got Spring too, the first plants of Juno nicolai from Varzoba are started flowering with 4 colors.
I will show them to you tomorrow. Also I have Colchicum kesselringii, Colchicum luteum, Crocus michelsonii, Crocus korolkovii, Crocus alatavicus flowering at the moment.
For the moment all Corydalises are sleeping.
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Whenever you are ready Jans,
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Juno nicolai Varzob, 4 colors
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Juno thread just raised to another level ??
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Dear Jan, no need to apologise... we know it is not easy to write and understand in our crazy English
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Otto Fauser
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March 07, 2012, 06:51:13 AM »
Welcome to the best and friendliest Horticultural Forum ,Jan . The variation in the I. rosenbachiana group ,colours and beauty leaves me speechless . Do you think there are at least 4 species present in this group ? =I. rosenbachiana , nicolai , popovii and baldschuanica . We have to wait for Tony Hall,s monograph to appear . Please keep us informed and delighted with more articles and photos ,
thank you ,
Otto.
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Luc Gilgemyn
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March 07, 2012, 07:49:02 AM »
Amazing stuff Jan !!
They seem to grow like weeds with you !!
Thanks for showing !
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Luc Gilgemyn
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Dear Otto,
J.nicolai, rosenbachiana, baldshuanica, popovii is a very good topic for discussion. I have all kinds of
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Two types of Juno Harangon
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no comment
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Only one, tremendous !!!
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