Irises have started their show, at least the purples have. Then the Bi-colors and next will be the pinks and the whites. The Siberians are over 4 feet tall and very little work. Even with the moles eating so many of the Siberian's roots this winter, they didn't miss a beat in blooming. In fact, I think they bloomed better?
Now there's a plant that's a keeper. When the blooms are spent, the plants "grassy' show will go on waving in the breeze.
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so many buds and over 4 ft. tall! |
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'Glad Heart' bearded Iris
We are blessed with good soil!
Two pinks are ahead of the rest with Peonies not far behind.
Get my P.Js, Im sleepin in the shed! |
Truly Beatutiful!
ReplyDeleteGlad heart is amazing. Your blue sky mixed with the blue iris is stupendous.
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