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Showing posts with label Blue Iris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blue Iris. Show all posts
Monday, June 23, 2008
Habenaria radiata
This is an amazing Japanese Iris. Look at the blue dots and the orange throat. Fabulous!
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Purple & White Iris
This iris is growing at the base of the trees planted along the road down the street. I love the contrast.
Friday, June 13, 2008
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Blue Iris
I planted water irises on the Glendon, the waste management system which consists of a small hill of sand over a tank of gravel and other components, in my Kingston garden. With the lawn curving around it, the mound looked like an intentional landscape design. So I had a hill of sand brought in opposite the Glendon. I planted it with grasses: oat grass, blood grass, leather grass, and the two mounds made up the entrance into my yard. I like curved designs, more lyrical, so the path wove between these mounds, around the brick patio and down to the front, birdfeeders, tall firs, natural habitat of salmon berry and fern, and beyond, the water.
Labels:
Blue Iris,
Glendon,
Japanese Water Iris,
Leather Grass,
Rare Iris
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