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.........this is a huge climbing old white wild rose bush near the back yard, in the pasture. I never noticed it in summer until this year when DH started dumping pine straw and limbs all winter there. The roses are pretty, but it's a pity they don't have any fragrance!
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.........and this little purple cluster of flowers I can't identify; a friend gave me several of the bulbs years ago, and they've bloomed faithfully every spring! (Click on the photo to enlarge and notice the fuzzy/feathery stuff around the stamens.)
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..............these purple iris DH says are Russian Iris; I thought someone gave them to us years ago and told me they were Dutch Iris. So. Take your pick; they bloom faithfully once in the spring but have no fragrance either! (Can you tell I like my flowers to SMELL NICE?!!!)
2 comments:
Keep posting them, Phyllis, I love them. Thank you for the sweet thoughts for Mother's Day, too.
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Jeanne
hi phyl
beautiful!!! i love iris-all types esp the big 'smells like candy' bearded ones-i have these in my garden too-i think they are japaneese iris? VBG oh who cares i just know i love them :)
enjoy your day
tammy
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