OH Spring Report

Jane McGary janemcgary@earthlink.net
Sat, 10 Jun 2006 12:09:26 PDT
For a description of numerous cultivars of Iris cristata, including white 
forms, see Cole Burrell's article in the spring 2006 Rock Garden Quarterly. 
When I was developing this feature, I was surprised to learn there were so 
many available. I hope to acquire some of them soon, even though it's a 
constant struggle to keep slugs away from Iris cristata and its relatives 
here. Our native Evansia (crested) species, I. tenuis, appears to grow just 
above the "slug line," barely up in the elevation where snow lies all 
winter most years -- the next ridge up from my home.

Jane McGary
Northwestern Oregon, USA




> >I haven't seen before. I also have what I thought was
> >I. cristata in bloom but it is white. Is there a white
> >form that I might have picked up? I originally had it
>
>Yup!  I've seen several white forms in commerce, and also in the wild.




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