Blue Iris for washing.

Lauw de Jager dejager@bulbargence.com
Sat, 18 Feb 2006 03:09:29 PST
John,
You give  a real romantic impression of France, where women are still
washing their cloths in a "lavoir publique". A pity that in January-February
there are so few tourists about to see the "spectacle". Here in the Provence
wewould  organise this sort of event during the summer.
 Avec mes salutations.
 Lauw

   le 1/01/90 20:11, John Bryan à johnbryan@worldnet.att.net a écrit :
> I have often noticed in
> France, Iris with blue flowers, no doubt Iris germanica, being grown
> close to where there are public washing places for clothes, most
> commonly seen now in villages and small towns. On my recent visit,
> January/early February, I found out when doing their washing, a portion
> of the root was placed into the water as this made all linens brighter,
> especially white items

Lauw de Jager
http://www.bulbargence.com/
South of France (zone 8 Olivier)




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