There is something magical about Japanese iris or ensata. So exuberant, extravagant in their many details. Each so unique they seem to float above the garden. Sure they are a bit fussy--they like to be moved every few years. Love their fertilizer and water. And their flowers don't last nearly long enough--especially with all the rain we have been having. But while they are in bloom, I just enjoy and soak in their colors and details.
So without further ado:
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pink dimity--ensata--Ann Brauer |
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chigokegu--ensata--Ann Brauer |
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immaculate white--ensata--Ann Brauer |
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nikko--ensata--Ann Brauer |
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sorcerer's triumph--ensata--Ann Brauer |
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storm at sea--ensata--Ann Brauer |
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prairie twilight--ensata--Ann Brauer |
gorgeous....my favorite flower
ReplyDeleteThe veining of these petals reminds me of batik! Magnificent.
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