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"Iris spuria 'Lemon Delemma', 2017, [Iris], EYE-riss , 3 ft. #Perennial #Monocot, USDA Hardiness Zone 3, Yellow Lavender, Bloom Month 6b, In Garden Bed S4 for 13.2 YEARS.
Lemon Dilemma' ( Lawrence Johnsen, R. 1992) Seedling #VF 87-1. SPU, 48"" (122 cm). Late midseason bloom. Standards blue violet; style arms blue violet, darker blue violet crests; falls bright yellow, narrow rim veined light blue violet. 'Vintage Year' X 'Far Out'. Shepard Iris 1993.
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Added to collection last year, bloomed for first time this year.
Delicate, lemon yellow uprights, with lightly ruffled falls that have a slight taupe edging, in a rich pink toned maroon. White throats with flame tipped white beards.
New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places Info:
Presby Memorial Iris Gardens Horticultural Center (ID#1171)
474 Upper Mountain Avenue
Upper Montclair, New Jersey
SR: 6/25/1980
NR: 9/17/1980 (NR Reference #: 80002483)
Presby Iris Gardent of Montclair, NJ is just starting to come into full bloom. If you are in the area, it is a great photo opportunity.
2nd year blooming, missed the first bloom last year.
Lovely cream-lavender falls and uppers, burnished gold throat, bright yellow, touched with orange tongue.
It is so good to see colour and bloom not to mention SUNshine.
Frühlingsbote. Es tut so gut, etwas Farbe und Blühen zu sehen, und nicht zu vergessen Sonnenschein!
There are many hundred Iris varieties so no apology for not identifying this fine example spotted at Bodnant Gardens, 12 June 2010.
DH and I are both passionate about gardening. And obsessed, I'm sure others would say. :) And addicted to collecting plants...irises, daylilies, hostas...but what's not to love? So much beauty in a blossom.
Bertinot
1984
DeBaillon Medal - 1994
Louisiana Iris
Photographed at a private Louisiana Iris garden near Carlisle, Arkansas
There are flag irises growing in the gardens at my block of units.
I toook this on a day when i already had something else chosen for the photo-a-day.
There have been a few occasions since then when i've thought of taking a picture of the flag irises for the photo-a-day. Invariably, on those particular days, the irises are having an "off" day, and there are no good flowers to photograph.
I suppose that once i post this old picture, i will find that the irises will once again be flowering beautifully when i dont need them to.