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Taken at Elizabeth Park, Hartford,CT. USA
One of the few days I've had this spring/summer to go there due to weather or work. One of my favorite spots for floral photography
Iris, Cultivar: Calling Cadence. A tall bearded iris displayed with a short stem and in a small glass. Taken at the 73rd Annual Iris Show of The Mio Irisarians. This is the oldest and longest-running iris show in the USA, held this year in Alpena, Michigan. Taken with available light. This is the last of my iris show pictures.
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Now for a look at some of my iris I bought many years ago at Schreiner's Iris Garden. They are starting to bloom and I think I will have to head up to visit the garden early this year. Don't want to miss the main blooming season.
Iris farm near Willow Nest. Hwy 14 mile post 23 in Skamania County, WA.
Blogged here: thehappyzombie.com/blog
I made up the name for this old-fashioned iris. It was given to me by Ken and Faye [actually, it was the only variety Ken grew], hence the name.
Seen on the Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, USA on May 31, 2013. I think this would make an interesting computer wallpaper.
Along the Appalachian Trail, in the moist, shaded woodlands of the Smokies, these delightful iris bloomed in small groups here and there. They were by no means rare, and every time I came across them, I had to get another shot or two.
The Toronto Horticultural Society was founded in 1834, the first such society organized in Ontario. The Honourable George W. Allan donated five acres to the Society, and the Horticultural Gardens were opened in 1860. The land was turned over to the city of Toronto in 1888, and was named Allan Gardens in 1901.