Garden Photos - Part 22

Beaming Blessing's

Japanese Iris.... starts with a K, will have to get the tag as it's not an easy name to remember!

Polly, your Japanese Iris are just gorgeous. Now that I know they don't need that much water, I'm going to try a few.

Amy, Do you mean 'Katherine Hodgkin' Iris. Dwarf, blooms in spring? I'm ordering them for fall planting.

Dawn, as everyone else has said, beautiful clem wall. Lovely color combo.

Tommy, great pitcher plants.

Pixie - you gave me Indian Giver, and Pat's photo of hers has me so excited. Mine is just about to open! Wheeeeeeee!!

Now this is my rose 'Double Delight' in different stages...
1st is the bud yesterday morning.
2nd is yesterday afternoon.
3rd is from this morning...all the same flower.

Kakitsubata?

Mine is budding Louise, but I think I have a week or 2 before mine does. Victors already has bloomed the lucky dog!

Now anyone who has a "Purple Paw Print" this is what it will do in it's 2nd or 3rd year. These were taken this morning of one small clump.

Very pretty, Celeste!!

Thanks Louise.....I had 100 plants of those at one time!! Hee hee he

No Willie, I think it starts with a Ko.

Japanese iris encompasses three varieties of irises cultivated in gardens or growing wild in Japan: hanashōbu, kakitsubata and ayame.

I like Japanese and Siberians irises better than rhyzome iris.

Knowing how generous you are, I'm sure there are many new homes for a lot of your 100! LOL

not sure beyond those three varieties .... Ko-somthing ..... hmmmmm

Oh, I forgot to mention .... how AWESOME is your picture of it!!

:-)

Whats with Japanese iris, Japanese maples. Is there a lilly or iris or even a tree called the American --- ????

American Hawthorn?

I have an Epi called 'American Beauty'

Celeste, I love the pictures of Double Delight.
I just planted it this year and it has its first bud.
Chuck

You'll love it Chuck!!!!

Sherrie...just for you!
'American Bicentennial'

Willie, the tag says.....
Kogesha Japanese Iris

The tag and this one don't match but thats what you get when buy at HD.

Thanks pixie!! You know what I am going to get next for my yard, don't you!! :-)

Um..Kogesha?

Ha Ha ... You knew! I see they have them at Heronswood

Yes, Dyane, i think that is what i meant. It blooms very early in spring. Polly, it may have been Patti that grows them (insert embarrassed face here.)

This tall trumpet has been teasing me for days,
today's the day




just starting when I woke up this AM

JoAnn, that's going to be a beauty. How tall is it?

It's beautiful Jo Ann!

Wow!
it took half an hour for me to look at all of these lovely blooms! That's what happens when I am away for a day ~ not because of dial-up.

I just had to linger over all of the beautiful blooms and mentally place them in our gardens here. Anna is always saying that there's no more room, but then she always finds room!

Allison, thank you for the clarification on the snapdragon. I looked it up following your link, and I am so happy to admit that we own that!! It's very pretty - at least the bloom is very pretty.

I may be able to get some pix later on today ... I hope.

There are three, new last fall planted, Trumpets there all Copper Kings
The other two aren't as tall and they don't look ready to bloom, the bloomer must have found a good spot of compost and is over (just measured) 5 +1/2 feet.
here's a long shot

Also discovered a Oriental Poppy blossoming. There were new from Bluestone in May

Really nice lily, pretty color, that’s a tall one for first season. I'd like to see it when it's fully open.

Thunderstorms comming now but I'll photo when its fully open, about two hours from now, Storm should be gone by then too.

Lucky you with the rain, I’m going change the song to; It never rains in Southern RI in the summer time. Whoops, that’s a topic for the weather thread.

I found a few new blooms this AM.

'Flamboyabt Eyes'

'Lavender Stardust'

'Dream Wizard'

'Dallas Star'