Iris blooming on the last day of winter!
remontant
12 years ago
I know much of the US has had a mild La Nina winter, but I've never before had an iris ('Eleanor Roosevelt') to be in bloom the same time as daffodils, on the last official day of winter. Daffs are in the upper left of the photo.
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