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Fringed iris (or Crested iris, which is commonly used ?)
By Tsuyoshi
20 Apr, 2009
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This was planted with two kind of ferns two years ago, propagates only by its ground stem. Both iris and ferns are controlled as they doesnt occupy place more than one sq. meter.
Date photographed: 20th April, 2009
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Thanks for your comments. I found out it again for the role of fern to show flowers off.
20 Apr, 2009
Tsuyoshi, this is beautiful. How much sun does this area get. I have lots of ferns and this iris would look wonderful with them
20 Apr, 2009
Together they both grow in beauty.
20 Apr, 2009
Hi Mageth, It gets sun for 6 to 7 hours in summer, and doesnt any time in winter, but no problem you know.
Hi Nelke, Yes, they both are most showy in April.
20 Apr, 2009
It's gorgeous...like a cross between an orchid and an iris.
20 Apr, 2009
Hi Tasteyg, yes i think so...like a cross as you say.
22 Apr, 2009
I have this Iris on my pics. but your is lovely with the fern. Shows it off well.
27 Apr, 2009
HI Pamd, Surely, show it off well, but your Iris in itself is much more beautiful than mine.
28 Apr, 2009
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This photo is of species Dryopteris nipponensis Koidz..
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How beautiful
20 Apr, 2009