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svanessa
12 years ago
Hi everyone, somewhat new here. I love iris but haven't had a place to plant any until I bought a home last year. I have planted over 300 iris so far amongst other drought tolerant flowering plants and I'm not close to being done! Most iris did not bloom of course but next year should be pretty.
Here are a couple iris I had that did bloom and were simply amazing in my garden. I don't know what they are but the pink might be Beverly Sills? The blue/white iris must have had over 100 flowers. It bloomed for a month!
Glad to have a place of my own to stick my hands into soil again. ;-)
Sue
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