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how many to order

17 years ago

it is only february - but in the cold of winter i am thinking and planning - the new iris bed (new location) is finished - soil must be worked in - thinking of adding a color or three to my small collection -

now the question - when ordering rhizomes - how many of each variety do you order - i will not be ordering many varieties therefore cost is not an issue -

thanks for you help

mr toad

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
17 years ago
I only ever order one of any variety. I want one each of hundreds of varieties. Many are quite prolific, so many multiply quite rapidly, while others are a little slower to multiply...imho.

Sue
mikesc
17 years ago
I order one. Your best ones will increase well, and you'll soon have a nice clump (at least that is the hope!)

Mike in SC

ps: Where in NC are you?
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mrtoad
Original Author
17 years ago
valdese, nc
using 1-40, about one hour from ashville

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