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May 29, 2014: Dainty Little Iris
Credit & Copyright: Betty Reese from Cowichan Bay, BC, Canada
Dainty Little Iris: "The beautiful blue of this little Iris catches the eye!"
Dainty Little Iris: "The beautiful blue of this little Iris catches the eye!"
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2014-06-11 02:44:52
Betty from
BC about 10years ago said:
I finally got a name for this beauty, it's IXIOLIRION tataricum. A family of the Lily.
I finally got a name for this beauty, it's IXIOLIRION tataricum. A family of the Lily.
Laura from
Brasil about 10years ago said:
Lovely flowers!
Lovely flowers!
Betty from
BC about 10years ago said:
Thank you all! what fun! I am checking with my Nursery gal to see what she says it is, for sure! LOL!
Thank you all! what fun! I am checking with my Nursery gal to see what she says it is, for sure! LOL!
Harsha from
India about 10years ago said:
That's beautiful flower, wonderfully captured.
That's beautiful flower, wonderfully captured.
Christine from
Somewhere about 10years ago said:
One more. Who ever is interested, have a look in the Archives on January 2, 2014. The blooms are almost identical. So it must be a lily after all :) ?
One more. Who ever is interested, have a look in the Archives on January 2, 2014. The blooms are almost identical. So it must be a lily after all :) ?
Calliope from
Somewhere about 10years ago said:
For what it's worth, they look exactly like the tropical Agapanthus or Nile lily, with the difference that Agapanthus grows in a big, round ball of many blossoms So, I wonder...
For what it's worth, they look exactly like the tropical Agapanthus or Nile lily, with the difference that Agapanthus grows in a big, round ball of many blossoms So, I wonder...
Christine from
Australia about 10years ago said:
I Googled my hunch and came up with Campanula. Nicely bell shaped. ???
I Googled my hunch and came up with Campanula. Nicely bell shaped. ???
Jim from
Nebraska about 10years ago said:
Very pretty, Betty! I love the "pin stripes" on the inside of the blossoms. I agree with Jean, though. They sure look like lilies.
Very pretty, Betty! I love the "pin stripes" on the inside of the blossoms. I agree with Jean, though. They sure look like lilies.
Jean Allen from
Flat Rock, NC, USA about 10years ago said:
Are you sure those are irises? They look more like day lilies to me.
Are you sure those are irises? They look more like day lilies to me.
Calliope from
Canada about 10years ago said:
A great capture. So simple, yet so beautiful. I do love the simple things. They always make the more lasting impression on one's happiness.
A great capture. So simple, yet so beautiful. I do love the simple things. They always make the more lasting impression on one's happiness.
Betty from
BC about 10years ago said:
Hi Christine, the white ones about to open are wild Daisies, which now are open. The white/green leaves is a Hosta. Hugs :):)
Hi Christine, the white ones about to open are wild Daisies, which now are open. The white/green leaves is a Hosta. Hugs :):)
Christine from
Australia about 10years ago said:
Yes, that is one of Betty's beauties. The colour is lovely with the contrast of the white and green below. Are those marguerites wanting to open in the background? Yes, it sure catches my eye.
Yes, that is one of Betty's beauties. The colour is lovely with the contrast of the white and green below. Are those marguerites wanting to open in the background? Yes, it sure catches my eye.
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