36 replies »

1. Pingback: FOTD: Tulips « Cosmic Observation
2. Pingback: Strikingly Highlighted – Heaven's Sunshine
3. Pingback: Flower of the Day: May 23, 2019 | Zombie Flamingos

4. Heres mine, is the iris under the influence of a filter or is the colour completely natural?http://theministryofshrawleywalks.com/2019/05/23/fotd-13/

   LikeLiked by 1 person

5. Pingback: FOTD – The Ministry of Shrawley Walks
6. Pingback: Happy Days
7. Pingback: FOTD May 23-Hosta – Finding My Own Way
8. Pingback: FOTD – 5/23/19 – Field Notes From Over The Hill

9. It’s still GORGEOUS! I love that particular shade of blue! If you were in Utah, you could blame it on the winds we’ve gotten over the past week…today they’re blowing so hard that I’m going to be surprised to see any blossoms survive at all!

   LikeLike

   • Oh I hope your blooms survive the wind. 😀 😀

     LikeLike

10. No iris’s here as of yet. All my flowers are behind this year.

    LikeLike

    • Then you’ll have beauty later. 😀

      LikeLiked by 1 person

      • Yes and more FOTD 🙂

        LikeLike

11. Pingback: My Flowering Dogwood Tree | Susan's Place
12. Pingback: Flower of the Day – May 23, 2019 – Sunflower | Chasing the Blooms
13. Pingback: Flower of the Day – Dark Pink | teleportingweena
14. Pingback: Flower of the day – Mind Over Memory
15. Pingback: Flowers at Borough Market – Ruth Blogs Here
16. Pingback: Flower of the Day – 23rd May 2019 – RyanPhotography
17. Pingback: Wild Tulip | Kamerapromenader
18. Pingback: Reflections: FOTD May 23, 2019 | lifelessons – a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown
19. Pingback: THE WHITE AZALEA – Marilyn Armstrong – Serendipity Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
20. Pingback: FOTD: Tall Fringed Bluebells – Wanderlust and Wonderment

21. Even a fallen iris is beautiful!

    LikeLike

    • Thanks for your comment 😀

      LikeLike

22. Sounds like a childrens book title 🙂

    LikeLike

    • You always make me smile. Thanks Brian 😀

      LikeLiked by 1 person

23. Pingback: Orange you glad it’s spring? | XingfuMama

24. Still pretty!

    LikeLike

    • Hi Lois, thanks for commenting 😀

      LikeLiked by 1 person

25. I really wish I’d taken some pictures today as we cleared out the garden and mowed and clipped and built a tall fence to keep The Duke IN the yard as opposed to running through the woods at will. The problem was, my hands were full of thorny chunks of our famed barbed-wire roses and Bittersweet — a plant brought up from down south that is totally winding itself around everything.

    I still love your bearded iris, even if they did fall down.

    LikeLike

    • Our blackberries grow wild and they have plenty of thorns. 😀 😀 Thanks Marilyn!

      LikeLike

26. Pingback: #FLOWER OF THE DAY PENSTEMON SPECIES | idahobluebird50 MYSTERIES GALORE AND PHOTOS

27. My iris might be blooming tomorrow. Late start here,

    LikeLike

    • It might be late, but it will come with lots of beauty. 😀

      LikeLiked by 1 person

28. Pingback: FOTD May 22, 2019 | Nut House Central