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Early Summer in N.E. Downunder - Iris domestica blooming
By Bernieh
- 4 Dec, 2011
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Hi Alexandramo, this Iris doesn't die down here. It's flowers in cycles throughout the year and I'll see the gorgeous blooms for a few weeks now.
4 Dec, 2011
That is stunning!
4 Dec, 2011
I've found that it spread quite easily. I only planted one plant last year and now there's literally dozens of them. I'll be doing some transplanting soon.
4 Dec, 2011
What a terrific pattern on this plant!
5 Dec, 2011
It is wonderful isn't it? The common name for it is Leopard Lily here, despite the fact it isn't a Lily!!!
5 Dec, 2011
Bernieh,
I have to keep a close watch.....I really like these, I would hate to lose them! Each one I planted has at least three little ones growing next to them. They do spread nicely, they are going to look fantastic this summer...(I hope).
5 Dec, 2011
My fingers and toes are crossed for yours, Alexandramou!!! I do so hope they all make it and give you a great display.
5 Dec, 2011
Thank you Berhieh.....I should have collected their seeds just to be sure!!! I will probably run down to the garden later on and see if there are any seeds left...doubt it. I'm sure they will come back this summer with a bang....(trying to be very optimistic!)
5 Dec, 2011
Here's hoping! : )
5 Dec, 2011
Well, I went to the garden and I found 7 seeds...I am going to sow them just to be sure. ;o)
5 Dec, 2011
That is terrific! I'll be expecting photos next year.
5 Dec, 2011
Absolutely. ;o)
5 Dec, 2011
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I love this!! Do your plants die down in the winter? Some of mine are starting to turn brown.
4 Dec, 2011