Iris histrioides 'Sheila Ann Germany'

Gosh you are so lucky. My garden is still under snow with more to come.

Yuk! Poor you. We hardly ever get snow here, luckily - it lands on the hills!

Homebird, I do find that the I. histrioides ones are sturdier and last longer than I. reticulata as well as having pretty markings on the petals. I'd choose them if I were planting any more.

What a cheering sight! A lovely sign that spring is on the way.

I do hope so - it's good that the days are getting longer, isn't it. :-))

what a gorgeous shade! hope to see many more of them

You could if you looked in my flood wall, Fran! They've all flowered again. :-))

doy ou have pics?? she said eagerly!

Errr...only on my iPad.