Granny's gone and done it again

[twisted-acres-farm]

going to "summer fallow" the middle of the big lower bed in the lena-ment just have beans and beets in a single row around the whole perimeter

 

[Granny Hatchet]

really just the one bed I want for periennuals thinking maybe iris's and such.

iris are beautiful. dont bloom long. They have one with variegated leaves though that look nice all season.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

thats some old cans, they dont do metal anymore do they ?

you can find some brands of coffee and then the "industrial" sized human food cans for resturants and such.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

iris are beautiful. dont bloom long. They have one with variegated leaves though that look nice all season.

Yes which makes me sad but the do bloom longer then day lilies. I have with purple with white or white with purple in the courtyard which will need to be divided this fall or next spring.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

you can find some brands of coffee and then the "industrial" sized human food cans for resturants and such.

guess I keep my eye on foldgers

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Yes which makes me sad but the do bloom longer then day lilies. I have with purple with white or white with purple in the courtyard which will need to be divided this fall or next spring.

they have reblooming daylilys. Lots of them. check out "happy returns" sunny yellow or the "candy" ones.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

you can now get RE-blooming iris

Reblooming Iris



Take a chance...double your pleasure with rebloom. Beautify your summer table with bouquets of summer perennials mixed with reblooming Iris! (Pictured at left: Peggy Sue mixed with lilies, echinacea and cowslip)
Remontancy, though, is NOT guaranteed. It is often dependent on geographic location, climate conditions and cultural practices. Rebloom may vary from year to year, as well. The varieties pictured below have been registered with the American Iris Society as having been bred to produce bloom stocks more than once in a year (first in the spring, and then again in the late summer or fall)

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Pictured at right,bouquet of Heartstring Strummer (blue/white) with Champagne Elegance (peach) blooming in July.

TIP: You can sort this list by "Height" to display it in order from the shortest Dwarf Iris to the tallest Tall Bearded Iris.


Take a chance...double your pleasure with rebloom. Beautify your summer table with bouquets of summer perennials mixed with reblooming Iris! (Pictured at left: Peggy Sue mixed with lilies, echinacea and cowslip)
Remontancy, though, is NOT guaranteed. It is often dependent on geographic location, climate conditions and cultural practices. Rebloom may vary from year to year, as well. The varieties pictured below have been registered with the American Iris Society as having been bred to produce bloom stocks more than once in a year (first in the spring, and then again in the late summer or fall)

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Pictured at right, bouquet of Heartstring Strummer (blue/white) with Champagne Elegance (peach) blooming in July

 

[Granny Hatchet]

you should get at least one cone flower. "tomato soup" is a favorite of mine.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

they have reblooming daylilys. Lots of them. check out "happy returns" sunny yellow or the "candy" ones.

will do and thank you

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

you should get at least one cone flower. "tomato soup" is a favorite of mine.

I have the wild type out at the farm in a bluish/purple

I much prefer the blue/purple type of flowers more "calming" Other then roses then pinks and reds. or a peace rose