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iris 鳶尾花

I planted this 2 years ago and it finally started having blossoms!

first Iris of Spring

A very deep royal blue small iris, (Bulbous reticulata) "Harmony".

cf14 Week 7: Blue. 3

Cemetery iris, Cedar Hill State Park, Cedar Hill, Dallas County, March 2017

 

First used in North Africa as a decoration on gravesites, from there to Spain, and finally to the New World. It's a species cross that is unable to make seeds on its own, but spreads by being passed from hand to hand. You will often see it blooming where once a house stood, and it's able to survive unaided in pastures along the roadside, often half-buried in tall grasses and other wild flowers. (Texas Cooperative Extension,

Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas)

Out for a walk after a rain and this Iris was open. Brampton ON

Iris de printemps

A great historic iris, 1931, it seems as if it is glazed like stoneware.

Stream originates in a clump of iris in a richly planted water feature.

A & D Willott - Tall Bearded - 1991

this iris smells as incredible as it looks.

Iris, have deliberately left the insect on the flower

Le jardin botanique et zoologique de Mulhouse

"Exuberance is Beauty."

 

~ William Blake

from the irises in my front garden

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