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finally have blooms!!

16 years ago

My Iris are coming on strong now, there just seems to be more bloom this year. Here are some pics I wanted to share. Cindy

This is my 'new' favorite Copatonic

Here is Foreign Legion

Winter Waltz, sent as a bonus last year

Jurrasic Park

Spot Starter

Midnight Treat

Now for some dwarfs

Trajectory

What Again

Now my NOIDs I have alot of these!!

A clump shot

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Thanks for looking!!! Cindy

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Cher
16 years ago
Lovely photos. Thanks for sharing.
Cher
hosenemesis
16 years ago
Cindy, your clump shot is wonderful. The shapes and colors of the two different irises with the water in the background- WOW.

I love Copatonic too. I saw it recently planted with Pat Austin rose and it was quite a show.

Renee
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newyorkrita
16 years ago
Nice iris, Cindy. I must say I have totally flipped over my TB iris and just want more and more.

I see we have some of the same ones. I got WINTER WALTZ and SPOT STARTER as bonus plants from Schreiners last year too. Another bonus they sent me was RAVEN GIRL. PLus I bought FOREIGN LEGION. But my favorite of your pictures is Copatonic. Oh and I love the lupines in the backround of some shots.

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