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Blyth

R

2001

 

Photographed at the Arkansas State Capitol Iris Garden, Little Rock, Arkansas

Native Louisiana Iris at the Briarwood nature Preserve near Saline, LA

Chez Mego:

anton.mego@chello.sk

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C'est le père de 'Blue Danube Waves'.

It's 'Blue Danube Waves's father.

Iris 'Eldorado', 1910, a rich blend

Stevens

1948

Historic TB

 

Photographed in my back yard, Broadmoor Neighborhood, Little Rock

Hybridized by Blyth, released in 1998

 

Photographed at White Rock Gardens, Benton, Arkansas, a private daffodil, iris, and daylily display garden

Iris, the flower symbol of Florence

Caught it just as the sunset was filtering through the trees.

The beautiful curves, colours and texture of an Iris in our garden near sunset.

Worth viewing large!

I particularly like the shape and colour of the 'lips' in the centre (note 1), the delicate, slightly out-of-focus pattern on the petal (2), the 'hairs' (I've forgotten what they're called!) at the back (3) and the bud of a new flower peeking out from behind the front petal (4)

Taken at Argyle Acres on 04-26-08. I'll try to add the variety as I have time.

Iris at Point Defiance Park's Iris Garden

A great iris because it does not need staking and stays nice and compact.

 

My Perennial Garden

June 6, 2014

 

 

Iris virginica 'Janet Our Friend'

 

(Click image to enlarge) Hybridizer Janet Hutchinson. Registered 30 June 2007 by Craig Carroll. Easy to grow in bog, pond, wet or moist normal garden beds. 30" high. Flower 2 1/2", color light mauve, flower mid-spring.

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My pond is looking better and better each day. Today this Blue Flag Iris opened up in my bog and is definitely a highlight. I also moved some daylilies to the edge of my pond, which gives it more of a natural feel. Soon I will be able to add a waterfall and finish hiding the liner. Lily Pads have been growing nicely, up to twenty new pads in the past week. Soon it will be filled in nicely.

 

I am still waiting for frogs to come. Eventually they will find it, but the sooner, the better!

Iris in the Garden.

This blue bearded iris used to grow in a front yard along my walk to the bus stop. For years I admired it each spring and wished I had the nerve to snag just one offshoot to take home. I never met the home owners or I would have asked. Then one day there was a big dumpster and a crew of workers scraping the ground bare! I asked if I might pull some plants out of their piles. They said no, probably liability concerns. I was heartbroken. On the way home from the bus stop that evening, the dumpster was still there, full. I thought the iris would be buried under yards of sod but when I looked in, there they were, neatly stacked in a corner right on top. Im certain one of the workers must have overheard my request and secretly stashed them there for me.

 

That was years ago. Since then these have multiplied and bloomed magnificently.

  

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Hybridized by Probst, released in 2005

 

Miniature Tall Bearded (MTB)

 

Photographed at White Rock Gardens, Benton, Arkansas, a private daffodil, iris, and daylily display garden

I really love the color of these. They're amazing.

Macro shot of an iris in my garden. I love the delicate petals and the intense colour.

2017-06-04 Maiduru Park Fukuoka, Japan

 

CANON EOS5D markII | CarlZeiss Makro-Planar 2.8/100mm (Y/C)

Species from eastern North America

 

Common name: Dwarf Crested Iris

 

Growing in our back yard in the Broadmoor Neighborhood, Little Rock

M.D. Faith

2002

Louisiana Iris

 

Photographed at White Rock Gardens, Benton, Arkansas, a private iris and daylily display garden

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