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Spring colour in my garden

16 years ago

I was walking through my garden this morning and noticed I had more spring blooms than I thought. I took a few pictures but some I can't figure out how to turn them. I tried to edit both on my camera and then again on Photobucket but neither attempt work. Anyone know how to do it? Please let me know. Here are a few other ones.

Ming- Intermediate Bearded Iris

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Lilacs

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Jane's Palette - Standard Dwarf Bearded Iris

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Bee's Wing - Standard Dward Bearded Iris

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Comments (2)

northspruce
16 years ago
Very nice! Wow, that Ming is sure bright!

The pictures look the right way up. Sometimes if you edit something in Photobucket after you've posted it here, you don't see the change but everyone else does. I think it's because your computer stores the image for quicker viewing.
marricgardens
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks! Ming is a really nice one I bought last year, from Chapmans. That is the first flower for it. I'm waiting to see if there will be any more. Thanks for the info about Photobucket. Maybe I'll try to post the other pics anyway and see what happens. Marg
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