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Showing posts with label Japanese Iris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japanese Iris. Show all posts

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Japanese Iris

The Japanese Iris have bloomed, If you look closely you will see that a regular Iris has snuck into one of the photos. It does provide opportunity for compariosn,doesn't it?

Do you see it? It's in the second photo hiding in the background.

I thought to mention that we did grow these from seed a few years back. They do look quite healthy and make a pretty presence in our flower bed.

Regards,
Betty

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Out in the yard....

These grassy looking clumps are actually Japanese Iris. They grow in a ring formation and with each passing year are found stronger and bolder. Their flowers will be delicate though, similar to butterflies hovering above their grassy base. Soon they will form buds and blossom. 







We were gifted with strawberry plants that have now filled a generous section of the herb bed. Rich with blossoms, we expect an abundant crop of fruit, our first.




We have a Hosta bed that surrounds the base of a tree, lined with rocks for an edging. Hostas are wonderful for shade and create a pretty textured leafy display all season.

Thats my bit of yard tour for today. I pray you have lovely weather for gardening.

Regards,
Betty