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nancy_watson61

First daylily to bloom here

last year

H. minor is always the first daylily to bloom here. It's not very impressive, but at this time of the year, we'll take what we can get.



I have added quite a few irises to the garden the last couple of years. They are beginning to bloom.


This is Ziggy, a tall bearded type.



Starwoman, an intermediate bearded.



Frisky Frolic, an intermediate bearded


Jump Start, an intermediate bearded



Peppito, a dwarf bearded



Clarence, a tall bearded



That's all for me today.

Nancy

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