Society for Pacific Coast Native Iris 2012-13 Online Seed Exchange
Dennis Kramb (Sat, 26 Jan 2013 14:22:55 PST)

I stumbled across SPCNI's Seed Sale by accident. I wanted to revamp the
Aril Society website which was sorely outdated. So my first thought was to
go look at all the other iris club websites for ideas. That's when I found
it. :-) I'm planning to put ASI's seed sale online in 2013.

I really like how SIGNA opens up their seed sale to non-members after a few
months.

I've tried PCNs several times, but never kept them going more than a year.
Maybe someday I'll get a greenhouse and be able to change all of that.....

Dennis in Cincinnati

On Sat, Jan 26, 2013 at 1:43 PM, Kathleen Sayce <ksayce@willapabay.org>wrote:

Dennis Kramb posted:
Well, it's apparently closed for 2012... but I was really surprised to find
out SPCNI had their own seed exchange. The photos are jaw-dropping!

http://pacificcoastiris.org/seedex/…

Yes, SPCNI put its seed exchange on line in 2011 for the first time,
thanks to work by Emma Elliott, seed chairman.
The seed list was posted on line with ordering links, from Oct 31 to Dec
31, 2012.

Future plans are to do as SIGNA does, with an initial sales period, which
for PCI will be late fall to early winter, followed by an off season sales
period in the balance of the winter/spring, or year round.

I'd like to hear more from PCI growers about optimal sales periods. SPCNI
has members all over the world, so there may be benefits in a series of
open seed sales periods.

My new seeds from SPCNI-SE 2012 are soaking/stratifying now, and will be
planted in late February.

Cheers,
Kathleen

Kathleen Sayce
PNW Coast, WHZ 8, dryish cool summers & mild wet winters

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