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Just a few Iris blooms (first of the season)

12 years ago

NOID Dwarf Iris

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Blueberry Filly

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(l-r) Double Your Fun, Red Zinger and Blackcurrant

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I am patiently waiting for all the irises to bloom that I planted last year but it will be awhile. Probably sometime in June with the cool weather we've been having here.

Jason

Comments (4)

newyorkrita
12 years ago
You have nice blooms to start off your season. I love that broken color on Blueberry Filly.
organic_kitten
12 years ago
Those are very pretty Jay and I really like Blueberry Filly. I haven't seen that one. Thanks.
kay
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nancykvb
12 years ago
Oh, Blueberry Filly is wonderful! Very nice way to start the season.

Nancy VB
Nancy
12 years ago
Really pretty iris. Love Blueberry Filly & Double your fun.

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