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Wed, Feb 9, 11 at 12:59
| Can anyone please tell me if Dutch Iris (1200) planted Nov 2010 - so have lots of growth - which are currently frozen / covered in Ice and will probably remain that way till tomorrow (Thurs 10th Feb) temps are in the mid 20's here in Sth texas - are they history? or possibly may still survive and flower. I'm not feeling any flower buds down low.
Any insight greatly appreciated
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| Kim, Please keep us posted on what happens. I'm hoping your're in luck since the buds are not showing. |
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- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Fri, Feb 11, 11 at 17:47
| I'd keep up hope; Dutch iris are more cold-hardy than so many of our other "Texas" plants that I think they have a good chance. |
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| not to worry, they should be fine. dutch iris survive our zone 5 winters with no problem. right now we have about half a foot of snow, but it's melting away now. it's less than 5 weeks till spring, so you should be seeing them blooming soon. |
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