I love bearded iris and I love spring in our mountain community. For the past two years we were out-of-town for the "bloom" but this year purposedly worked our travel schedule differently so that we could experience these glorious blossoms. This is just one of many and I hope to add more very soon.
ENJOY!
Wow Ginger - that is glorious! I don't blame you a bit for rearranging your travel schedule to catch those beautiful blooms. Thank you for sharing!
Kathy and Sheila, thanks so much for finding this blog post and commenting. I hope that both of your are enjoying spring time.
It's a beautiful flower, one of my favorites too! It's sad to go on vacation and miss something seasonal, so I totally understand!
Thanks for commenting Sharon. I have a difficult time when I visit the iris farm in not overbuying. I love that they're so low maintenance.
BEAUTIFUL Ginger! The color is so refreshing...the dew equally so! Wish they grew in hot and humid SW Florida!
Kathleen, I've dug up and moved my irises from many different homes and fortunately never to a hot and humid climate where they would succumb. I guess that's one benefit and living with cold, dry winters. Thanks for commenting.
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