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Those of you who have provided your email address will receive the newsletter by email.  Others will receive a printed copy via post. If you have an email address please email sairis@labdude.com so you can be added to the email list. This makes a substantial difference to the cost of the newsletter

If you're a member, please consider writing a "Member Profile" for the newsletter.  Details are below.

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 Personal Profile of ……

Listed are a few questions and ideas you might like to consider when preparing your profile to the Iris Society Newsletter.

 Introduce yourself and the life style you enjoy.

  1. How would you describe yourself?
  2. What do you like about what you do?
  3. How did you become interested in Iris?
  4. Do you have a favourite variety of iris?
  5. Do you have favourite colour tones in Iris? What has been your gardening highlights?
  6. In what way has being a member of the Iris Society added to your life and has it enhanced your interest in Iris?
  7. What feeds your enthusiasm for Iris?
  8. Who inspires you?
  9. What Iris blooms and of what varieties that you have seen recently that has impressed you?
  10.  What do you think of iris and flower competitions in cut flowers and floral design?
  11. What is your view on Iris grown in South Australia compared to other states?
  12. What avenue should iris growers in Australia take to improve their iris skills.
  13. With an unlimited budget and space what iris would you purchase from your wish list?
  14. What iris would you purchase from your wish list?
  15. How do you compare Australian grown iris to overseas countries?
  16. What fertiliser do you find most beneficial for your iris?
  17. In what soil type and its ph do you grow your iris?
  18. Which are the most successful varieties of iris growing in your garden?
  19. Have you tried to grow other varieties and not been successful and do you know what the problem was?
  20. What iris books/magazines/catalogues do you enjoy reading and which ones inspire you?
  21. If you were not a gardener what else would you love to do?
  22. Where do you find peace and tranquility in life?
  23. Do you have any words of wisdom concerning iris you would like to share with us?
  24. What is one personal goal you would like to accomplish through your interest in iris?

Thankyou for taking the time to write a short history about yourself and your interest in iris and the Society.

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