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Last evening, K brought home an armload of vibrant spring flowers for me. He chose a gigantic bouquet of irises, stargazer lilies and carnations because he knew that the flowers would lift my spirits. It was such a lovely, extravagant gesture and so typical of him. He understands the stress of working amidst tight deadlines and he knows how frustrated I am to be shackled to my desk when the blue skies and brilliant spring colours beckon me outdoors. Needless to say, I am overjoyed to have masses of spring blossoms adorning every available surface.
Spin-Off I am so annoyed at flickr for changing things all the time. I was suddenly shifted to the preview of the new page and I really hate it. I am finally familiar with everything as it is. I love the options at the top of the photo for example, all handy and in a row. Now I won't know where to find anything. I was able to "opt out" of the future preview for the time being, but eventually we won't have a choice. GGRRRRRRRR!!!
A gardener friend informed me that this opening of the pod of flower seeds is called 'dehiscence'. Well, that is taking place in our garden now, and hopefully we will be able to enjoy even more of these wonderful lilies next spring!
Hybridized by Johnson, introduced in 2007
Photographed at the Arkansas State Capitol Iris Garden, Little Rock, Arkansas
Undetermined Historic Iris cultivar. The deep rich purple is really eye catching.
Photographed at Mt. Holly Cemetery, Little Rock, Arkansas
First time blooming.
German Bearded Iris 'Wench'
Gorgeous deep purple falls with white zebra striping and white/lavender picot edging. Deep orange beard. Peach/lavender uppers.
Tasco
2006
Tall Bearded Iris
Photographed at the Arkansas State Capitol Iris Garden, Little Rock, Arkansas
–lirio silvestre, lirio–
= Iris filifolia Boiss.
Matorrales heliófilos y pastos vivaces de media y baja montaña, rara vez arvense, indiferente al sustrato, 100–500 m.a. Íbero–magrebí. Aljibe, Ronda, Axarquía.
Unknow iris, a gift from Mrs Phillips, who called it the "brown" iris. Blooming at the back of the perennial bed.