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2. I move these in their habitat

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   • Thanks Yvette 😀

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3. I love that deep maroon color. Your irises look like velvet.

   We’ve got a garden full of columbine. The Rhododendrons and lilacs are gone and the day lilies are budding but won’t bloom for another couple of weeks. Roses too. My post will be up in the morning.

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   • My lilies aren’t ready either. 😀 😀

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5. They look beautiful, with so many more buds to open; shame the rain toppled them 😃

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   • They just get too heavy 😀

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6. The fence makes a nice background.

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   • I use my fence from time to time as a background 😀

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7. What a treat to have these beauties in the garden!

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   • They are right outside my office window…they are fun to watch 😀

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9. I love the colour of the Bearded Iris. Lovely against the background too!

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   • I think so. Thanks Aletta 😀

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11. The color of your irises is so striking!

    I’m in Oxford, this picture is from the Oxford Botanic Garden:

    Flower of the Day (FOTD): The Merton Borders, Oxford Botanic Garden

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13. I am a sucker for weathered wood. Put pretty flowers in front of them, give me a nice spot in the shade with a drink in hand with music from the 60s & 70s, and talk about a staycation….. I love this Cee.

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16. Really pretty color of these Irises, and up against the fence sets them off great. 🙂

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    • Glad you like this photo. Thanks Barbara 😀

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17. Love that burgundy color!

    Springtime

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21. I offer another “after the rain” flower for today’s contribution. Your iris are so pretty!

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    • Glad you like my irises 😀

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      • I do! We had irises like that at our previous home. I miss them.

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        • Oh I bet you do. 😀 😀

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          • I wish I had taken more photos of them!

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27. Very pretty! Our plants are battling 40+mph winds today!

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    • That is nasty on them. Hope you don’t get too much damage 😀

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28. At least you immortalised the flowers before the rain came. We lost some heavy foxglove stalks that way.

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    • They are still blooming nicely even though they fell down. 😀 😀

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