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It's another year, another spring, and the Pacific Coast Hybrid Iris are in bloom in my garden again.
I just can't get enough of them.
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Golden yellow veined with brown.
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Violet, with a yellow throat.
These beauties are bred from our native Douglas iris, and they're tough. They're happy in the dry shade under our native oak trees.
4 comments:
Beautiful!
What will be blooming in your garden in June, when spring finally gets to Ohio?
(I'm in Myrtle Beach right now, loving it.)
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Those Irises are just so lovely! I could do with some of them under my trees in some very dry shade!
But maybe they wouldn't like our wet winters?
I love Irises--especially the deep blue ones--and that's what my kids always buy me for birthdays and Mother's Day. It's nice when they notice your favorite flowers.
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