Friday, June 2, 2023

Iris ~

I can't ever remember the iris being so beautiful.





I could not capture the color of this iris.  It is a black-purple.


Siberian iris are one of my favorite flowers.

Friend Julia in South Carolina calls them Flying Nuns 😁


The Rogue is packed and ready for tomorrow's hook in.  It is small, maybe 35 people, but very nice.  Even if I don't sell much, it will be fun sharing the day with other hookers.

Thanks so much for stopping by.
Pug hugs 😊
Lauren

9 comments:

  1. Gorgeous garden of color. Wishing you LOTS of sales and time to relax for a day.

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  2. Thanks for sharing your beautiful Irises with us. My Irises gave me my first bloom today.

    Enjoy your hook-in. It's not the size of the hook-in that counts. It will be cozier.

    Hugs,
    Julia

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  3. Beautiful irises! At my old house I had every color of the rainbow. With 3/4 of an acre of land, I had the room for many flowers. Not here by the river though. Small lot but easier to manage. Have fun this weekend! Janice

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  4. Your irises are so pretty. I especially like the orange ones. Have fun tomorrow. Safe travels.

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  5. Your iris are lovely mine have not bloomed yet. Enjoy the hook in
    Cathy

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  6. I hope your sales were good today; you’re very talented. The Iris are such a fun mix of symmetry and frilly extravagance. Proof of the Creator’s sense of humour imo 🥰 Siberian are also my favourite

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  7. Those colors!! Gorgeous!! Mine are blue/white, have never spread, and only one flower this year. I hope your weekend had lots of sales and a great time.

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  8. Your irises are absolutely stunning! I don't think I've ever seen such a variety of colors! Of course, my favorite is that deep, deep, purple. Once upon a time, I had irises...they were just common medium purple kind. But eventually, they all turned yellow. I'm not a fan of yellow...and the rhizomes and adventitious root systems made them so hard to weed that I didn't even care when they disappeared during WWR. ~Robin~

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  9. Just beautiful! I’m not sure I could grow them here. On any given day we have had 13-15 deer in our backyard eating EVERYTHING! We live in a community, not in the woods! Our landscaper friend told us they are eating things they’ve never eaten before. There goes everybody’s gardens!!

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