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You gotta keep 'em separated! (Idea inside!)

Posted by phantomfyre z5, N. IL (My Page) on
Tue, May 5, 09 at 11:36

I have an idea that will help out some of you that have mixed colors of irises that you want to separate, or clumps that are growing into one another that you want to know for sure who’s who later on, without having to dig them out now.

You know the little twisties and plastic clips that come on bread bags and such? Just attach a different colors to the bloomstalks of each color/cultivar. That way, you can divide them later on and easily see what’s what. i.e. Red is ‘Cimarron Rose’, white is ‘Baby Blessed’.

Not that this idea is particularly earth-shattering, but it occurred to me this morning and I was feeling pretty pleased with myself, so I thought I’d share.


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RE: You gotta keep 'em separated! (Idea inside!)

great idea. loved the post title too, wouldn't expect that in an iris forum.

Mike


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RE: You gotta keep 'em separated! (Idea inside!)

I am writing the name on the foliage with a permanent marker. Won't last all season, but it doesn't wash off for a couple of months & by then I hope to have mine moved.


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