Iris Flowers
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The garden.
El jardín.
Thanks to @Birdman who suggested the name Lemon Chiffon that fits very well .
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This is a hybrid iris, developed from species native to Portugal, Spain, and North Africa.
Photo taken while on my visit to the Tower Hill Botanical Gardens, Boylston, Ma. June 8, 2023.
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This one came out today, this iris is called Harlequinesque, do you think it is clownish. So now I have the Sharp Dress Man next to Harlequinesque, I think mischief is about to happen.
Nome latino:
Iris Barbata spp. o Iris Germanica
Famiglia:
Iridaceae
Le iris barbate sono molto facili da coltivare, si tratta di piante spontanee che nei giardini di campagna sono conosciute con il nome di giaggioli selvatici. Presentano un’interessante fioritura che varia di colore in base alla varietà (rosa, blu scuro, viola, arancio, porpora…). Fioriscono insieme alla rose, alle peonie e aquilegie
L’ iris barbata appartiene al genere Iris, questa pianta erbacea perenne rizomatosa sfoggia vistosi fiori e se ne conoscono circa 250 specie originarie dell’Europa, dell’Asia e del Nord America.
A seconda dell’altezza di sviluppo si dividono in barbate alte, barbate intermedie e barbate nane.
Le barbate alte si sviluppano in altezza fino ai 90 – 120 cm. Fioriscono entro maggio.
Le barbate intermedie si sviluppano in altezza tra i 30 e 70 cm e la fioritura si presenta verso aprile.
Le barbate nane presentano uno sviluppo molto contenuto, tra i 35 e 70 cm di altezza. La fioritura delle barbate nane si sviluppa entro marzo.
Le barbate nane, così come le altre iris barbate, vanno messe a dimora da giugno fino al termine dell’estate. Nello stesso periodo è possibile procedere con la moltiplicazione con divisione del rizoma
In EXPLORE N° 58
The place of origin of Iris Japonica seems to be China. It grows well in clusters at shaded and damp places such as bamboo grove and evergreen tree forest.
霧雨なのでちょいと車を走らせてシャガの群生地に赴きました。シャガはアイリス・ジャポニカと言う名前ですが, 原産地は中国だそうです。アヤメ科アヤメ属なので, 木陰のやや湿った場所が居心地良いと言って居ります。シャガは一体どう撮って良いのか分からないので、取り敢えず、しゃがんで撮ってみました(^^;
撮影地：伊豆市
The large yellow irises are just beginning to bloom...Soon the purples will joining them as we watch the front garden come alive! :-)
This is technically called a White Bearded Iris-it just looks yellow to me!
We call her Iris, but it really is a Siam Tulip. Has to be one of the prettiest flowers that I have seen. A friend got that for us after we had some trying times, and well Iris is growing up so fast.
Today from my garden
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