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Rio Rojo Clump and Iris Row

15 years ago

Rio Rojo looks fabulous this spring even though it rains every day since it has started opening.

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Rio Rojo Clump

Rio Rojo again.

Iris Row up there in the backyard.

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Iris Row again.

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Comments (3)

Nancy
15 years ago
Your iris look really good, Rio Rojo is gorgeous, but so are they all.
hosenemesis
15 years ago
It's amazing how such a dark iris can outshine the others-- even the yellow is getting competition! Rita, what's that purple and lavendar one next to Rio Rojo, in the last photo, to the right?
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newyorkrita
Original Author
15 years ago
Rio Rojo was just so blah and nothing last year and looks so great this year. Too me it looks best of everything in that entire iris row and they all look great. I just had to take more pictures and post.

But I think one reason is that it has been dark and rainey all week. None of these pictures is taken in the sun. I bet the others would shine more in the sun.

That two colored one off to the right is Evening Drama. Will try to get better shots of it tomorrow.

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