I is for Iris
Didn't have an inkling what to do for this week's I post, no idea at all. Really felt that I would have to use my imagination and then - inspiration - Iris.
These are photos from a former garden, the second photo is of water iris.
ABC Wednesday is hosted by Mrs Denise Nesbitt and her team. For more letter I subjects - click here.
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18 comments:
beautiful blooms! i love the deep purple of the first one!
Gorgeous flowers and I, too, love the deep purple one! Lovely post for the I day! Hope you have wonderful evening!
Sylvia
Great idea for I! I wonder what the flowers in the background of the first photo are..
Ideal, interesting and informative!
Wow your irises are so beautiful. Can't wait to see those too. Happy Wednesday!
I is for Icicles
Beautiful iris, - the first is especially rich with its depth of colour. Lovely post.
They are fabulous Anne - Irises are one of my favourites with all their incredible colours and their elegant shapes.
Beautiful post!
Adorable flowers dear Anne, thanks for sharing these beautiful pictures.Spring energy around us!I'm so happy!
hugs
Léia and little Luna
Lovely flowers. If only there were a garden fairy who would plant them and keep them looking lovely for me...
That dark purple iris is particularly lovely! I want one!!
The iris in the top photo is magnificent!
inspiration wins out!
Beautiful flowers.
On behalf of the ABC team thanks for playing.
Beautiful velvety irises. Is that Choisya ternata in the first photograph?
Your Iris are gorgeous, loved the colors!
My ABC post is also about iris, but the Goddess!
Kisses from Nydia.
Gorgeous Iris. I have a few that survive with no assistance from me. A good thing. Lovely photos.
Thank you for all your kind comments. In case anyone is wondering the plant in the background of the first picture is Choisya Ternata (as jabblog spotted) and in the second picture is Clematis Montana with Hostas in the pots.
Beautiful irises, their colors are my favorites. The ones in my garden have pushed their way out of the ground and should be blooming in a few weeks.
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