After long time I did 'irises hunting', finally I found an online nursery that sold irises.
I was so interested, so I ordered it soon.
I ordered four varieties; white, yellow, light blue and blue flowered iris.
Three days later, the irises were arriving.
I was so happy...
But I couldn't planted them soon.
I found a flower bud in a clump.
And now it's blooming...
This is my first 'real iris'.
I have a kind of yellow iris on my garden before but it's different from the' ordinary iris'.
You can see my yellow iris here.
I can stop to notice this beautiful flower.
As a new plant for me, it's really interesting.
I think it's the light blue variety, what a shame the nursery didn't give name tag on each plant.
I hope the next flowers will bloom continues.
Readers, please share me how to grow iris well.
Thank you for sharing.
It's so pretty, I love irises. I have a yellow variety in my pond and I have tiny iris reticulata which flower in spring.
ReplyDeleteOh, I have never known about tiny iris. Sounds so interesting!
DeleteIrises are so pretty. I keep saying I will plant some, but never seem to get around to it.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are so pretty, Lisa.
DeleteIf it is a bearded iris growing from a tuber- the tuber needs to be exposed on the surface of the soil
ReplyDeleteThanks for your advice, Sue. A great lesson.
DeleteIt's very pretty. I have a couple of them in my garden x
ReplyDeleteSound so lovely to have them on our garden
DeleteVery pretty! There are many different types of iris. I would ask the nursery you bought it from for the Latin name so you can look up what kind of growing conditions it likes. I think it will want moist soil.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your advice. An interesting lesson.
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