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Dreaming of irises and peonies
Phew, there’s a lot of stuff going on!
Yesterday I received the Rotary Botanical Gardens Newsletter, “Grapevine,” and was overwhelmed by number of educational and volunteer opportunities.
This summer will also bring two major gardening organizations to Rotary: The American Iris Society national meeting will be held from May 31 to June 5 in Madison. .
For the past year or so, the gardens have been growing more than 500 varieties of irises for the national meeting display. Most are bearded irises, the large flowers with the fuzzy, caterpillar-like strip that runs from the center of the flower out on to the petal. That little strip, by the way, is referred to as the “beard.”
Many of these flowers were developed by meeting attendees, and they’ll be at the gardens to introduce their horticultural wonders to the public.
Everyone is invited to see the flowers at their peak, and the gardens will sell select varieties at the plant sale on Aug. 28.
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