No more surprises this year...

13 years ago

I think the show is over for now in my garden. There are only a few irises that did not bloom this year:

Impressionist, French Rose, and Starship Enterprise have never bloomed for me;

Feedback, Clarence, Jennifer Rebecca and Victoria Falls rotted and are just recovering, so I don't expect much from them.

My mom's Violet Turner will bloom in a bit, and that will probably be the last hurrah. Then you will all have to suffer through my rebloom photos later in the fall.

Renee

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daylilyluver
13 years ago
Looking forward to mine finally starting to bloom then I'll be looking forward to your fall pictures as I most likely won't see actual bloom again until next spring.
newyorkrita
13 years ago
Ha, ha, Renee you know I love your pictures and I am sure everyone else does too. All you people posting those gorgous blooms just makes me go out and buy more iris :-)) Oh wait, I did just buy more iris :-))
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organic_kitten
13 years ago
Renee,
My Starship Enterprise also rotted. I manged to save a couple of fans, but I'm not too impressed.
kay
aimeekitty
13 years ago
Renee, what's going to be blooming in your garden next (ie not irises?)
hosenemesis
Original Author
13 years ago
Kay- did yours ever bloom?

Your favorite, aimeekitty- roses. The spring flush is just finishing. And larkspur- they are blooming now. Daylilies and bulb lilies.

Then summer comes and it all melts until fall.