so of my iris

Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

here are some iris growing in my garden this year..
yes I know Ginny names, names..
Wilma


more pictures to follow

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

another one

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

This is a real pretty one

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St. John's, NL(Zone 5b)

My bearded iris are not even budding yet (but I have only two)..the only iris open for me right now is Iris bucharica.

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

a bronze one

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

This one has a washed out look,

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

Think this one is called ginger bread

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

This one is a pretty one

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

Oh I really like this one,
a new one from last year..

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

these are new from last year..

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

I really like this one,

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

this one is really a pretty one too.
heck they are all pretty

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

One of my older iris,

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St. John's, NL(Zone 5b)

An impressive collection! Most look like dwarfs...it that so? Our local nursery only offers 3 dwarf cultivars. We have a terrible time with iris botrytis...the leaves look horrible by mid-July. That's why few people here bother with bearded. I have two simply for sentimental reasons. I much prefer the Siberians as they are disease and insect free in our area.

Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

Todd
that is a pretty one,
thanks for sharing..
Wilma

Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

Todd
I have mini's to TB
TB are just budding now,
have some really beauties, can't wait for them to bloom
should be soon,, will post pictures when they do,

Lovely flowers Wilma and Todd. I have Japanese Iris on the north side of my house, so they haven't bloomed yet, but are growing nicely.

Castlegar, BC(Zone 6b)

Ok, I have to ask, 'cause I am so new to Iris. I only have 4 varieties. Most of the ones around my Pond are Siberian, I think... they stand about 3 feet tall. I have a few in another area that are very tall, I think I posted a picture of one of them this past week. How can I tell the difference between the TB and the SIB? Thanks, I can use the help.

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

Donna
these are so pretty,
for me I can tell by the leaves, if they are long and slim they are siberians
and if the are wide leaves they are TB
But Ginny could explain this much better,,
checkout the leaves and they will be different.
hope that this helps a bit..

Winnipeg, MB(Zone 2b)

Wilma, names names indeed.

the first one is Cherry Garden. We will have to have a talk about this. Namesare needed for iris and lilies and hostas and hens & chicks and clematis and and and and

Donna, this is the website for CIS. At least I think so, off the top of my head. If not, you can google it.

Go and read and learn about the diff. types of iris.

Todd, how I wish we could grow junos here.

http://www.cdn-iris.ca

Cheers Inanda

Moose Jaw, SK(Zone 3b)

Oooooooooh Wilma you have some real beauties there!! :D Ü :D

Donna that is a lovely shade of blue!

I don't have many open yet but here are two:

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Moose Jaw, SK(Zone 3b)

And the other....

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

Lilypon thanks,
love the ones you have too..
Wilma

Castlegar, BC(Zone 6b)

Thanks Pam, but mine is actually a light purple/mauve color, but looks bluer in the photo. Yours is a lovely shade of blue too. I also like the burgandy colored one too. Mine are all purples, light and dark, and different shades and varieties of yellow. I have no idea of their names as they were all here and established by the time we moved in.

Thanks Ginny, I'll definitely check out that website. :)

St. John's, NL(Zone 5b)

Donna, look at the rhizone of your iris...if there is a thick rhizome at or near the surface and more-or-less individual fans of wide leaves arising at the ends of the rhizome then its bearded. Siberians form a grass-like clump of narrow, often arching leaves with no visible rhizome. Siberians usually bloom much later than the bearded.

Castlegar, BC(Zone 6b)

Thank you Todd, just from your description I was able to ascertain that these must all be Tall Bearded Iris, and on close inspection, that belief is confirmed. I obviously have lots to learn about these beauties. Thanks for explaining it in terms I understand so that by adding a few photos from the net, and I think I understand the differences between them all now. Much obliged. :Donna

Hawkesbury, ON(Zone 4b)

So many wonderful irises, I thought I would share some of mine as well. This is Savannah Sunset.

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Ahhhhhhh no name. Sorry

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Hawkesbury, ON(Zone 4b)

Another with no name.

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

Here are a few more that are blooming this week.

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

another one, this one is whhite with just a hint of lavender

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

here is another pretty one

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Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

This one is very special to me, was given to me by an older garderner who has now passed away,
It is the yellow one with rust ,,I call it Ted's Iris

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Castlegar, BC(Zone 6b)

Great looking Iris, Hau and dillpickle. Your Savannah Sunset is a beauty, Hau. and I really like the first one you posted Wilma. Is that a mini?

Winnipeg,, MB(Zone 3a)

Donna
not a mini ,but midi size iris

Moose Jaw, SK(Zone 3b)

I love all Irises but the top four have really captured my attention April.....could you post all of the unkowns in the ID Forum? But first wait till Todd and Inanda sees this post...they may save you the trouble.

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