Any one else blooming yet?

12 years ago

I can't believe how early my iris are blooming, we've had crazy nice weather. Blueberry Hill is always my first & most profuse iris. My first one bloomed two days ago!

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sylviatexas1
12 years ago
The iris albicans are blooming here;
they're always the second (Crimson King is first).

& I saw a blue re-bloomer at an office here in town.

I always watch that office's garden area!
hosenemesis
12 years ago
I'm scared- no rain, not enough cold, and all of the plants think it's time to roll out the color. I have blooms on Recurring Dream and stalks are forming on City Lights. Wow.
Renee
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iris_gal
12 years ago
We could use a good downpour too.

Victoria Falls in bloom in town. Crimson King (oldie purp.) at my place.
Brittie - La Porte, TX 9a
12 years ago
My three Candy Rock Iris are blooming, but none of the others are yet. I've seen a few dark purple iris blooming around town.

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