The most popular flower during the pioneer days of the 1800's. Often found at abandoned homesteads, blooming ever so brightly, long after the humans have left.
Do you know the name of this flower?
Three cheers to these impressive perennials who refuse to listen to such negativity as: "No, you can't."
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Oh, these gorgeous irises make me long for the season now passed! So much life and warmth! I do love winter, but there's something so thrilling and envigorating about the blooms of summer!
A little birdie tells me it is your birthday! Happy Birthday to you!! Beautiful photography . . . love the colors. Miss you . . . sorry for not visiting much any more.
Iris Germanicae! My favorite!
ReplyDeletewhat fantastic colors!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Irises!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteOh, these gorgeous irises make me long for the season now passed! So much life and warmth! I do love winter, but there's something so thrilling and envigorating about the blooms of summer!
ReplyDeletewonderfuol sumptous colours
ReplyDeleteWow! They are indeed a very lovely Irises. Those colors are just beautiful. Thanks a lot for the share.
ReplyDeletePlease tell me you know the name of the next to last iris. :) What a beauty.
ReplyDeletewonderful post!!Led Bulbs
ReplyDeleteHi Kate,
ReplyDeleteA little birdie tells me it is your birthday!
Happy Birthday to you!!
Beautiful photography . . . love the colors.
Miss you . . . sorry for not visiting much any more.
Best Wishes,
Carol