3 Sentences With "liable to rot"

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Two peacocks are roaming in the garden: they are a symbol of the immortality of Christ since early Christian times, when their flesh was considered not liable to rot. The work has been attributed to both Stefano da Verona or Michelino da Besozzo, with more recent scholars tending to favor the latter.
It is hardy to Europe zone H2. Meaning that it is hardy to −15 to-20oC (5 to −4oF). It is very difficult to grow in the UK and eastern US, unless grown in dry sand under glass, during summer (after blooming, between July, August and September). The rhizome is liable to rot in wet climates.
It prefers sites in full sun, and can be grown in raised bed, or an open border. It likes moisture at the root tips, but the rhizomes are liable to rot in excessive water. It is recommended (by Dykes) to be planted in October, with the rhizomes planted about 2 inches from the surface. It is susceptible to virus infections when in cultivation, including from Iris mosaic virus.