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Dec 15, 2015 2:31 PM CST
Name: Sherry Austin
Santa Cruz, CA (Zone 9a)
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grannysgarden said:The bearded irises that does not do well in warm temps are the shortest ones, MDB's. I was originally told by my local iris society that they will not grow here. I have around 40 and they grow and bloom but I keep them in pots and I do put them on the north side of the house during the winter so they can get cold for a bit and then in the summer I afford them some shade. I can grow about any of the others with the exception of the pacific coast natives. Louisiana's love the humid heat and my unguicularis is lush and bloomed two weeks ago.


Oh crap.. There goes my lysdexia again. MDB, not MTB. Can't we just call then Fred and Lucy so that I can keep them straight?
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