The iris has always been one of my favourite flowers but you have introduce me to so many other amazing species. I don’t know anymore… I love them all, even the one that are less colourful such as the peculiar corybas and the pustulata. But the pink Romulea and Hesperantha humilis are so stunning! Your pics are very beautiful too. I wonder what the scent of these plants is like? Perhaps this could be a topic for a futur post: The best scented flowers in my garden. I mean your garden of course because mine is still cover with snow.
Thank you for your lovely comment Dominique. I really like the idea about a post on scent as it is especially important to me in a garden.
Oddly enough – none of the above really have a noticeable scent (at least to me). I suspect the Scilla might so I will have a sniff next time I am home in daylight.
I’d like to do that too Linda. It is called retirement😀😉💕
I honestly forget what I have sometimes. I have been known to buy the same thing twice, or a first flower appears on something I planted years ago and forgot about. And I have a good memory!
We do it with books sometimes too. Usually if a cover has been redesigned. Sometimes I think they reprint with new covers just to con us into paying for the same book twice!
I love them all. Thanks for the lovely comment on my blog. It is not showing there I don’t know why but I read it as an email. You deserve and yes Dominique is gorgeous in many ways and so are you. Have a lovely day. xoxo Cris https://photosbycris.blogspot.com.au/2018/02/zaful-in-greenmount.html
Gorgeous flowers! I think the spring bulbs are always the most exciting after a long winter. I absolutely adore the hesperantha humilis. That you for sharing these beauties with us. 🙂 Made my day!
Thank you Lisa😄. I have grown the Hesperantha for ten years and this is the first time I ever saw a flower actually open. It only opens in warm sunshine which is a rarity here in february!
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Hello little flowers!
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Beautiful!
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Thank you😄
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The iris has always been one of my favourite flowers but you have introduce me to so many other amazing species. I don’t know anymore… I love them all, even the one that are less colourful such as the peculiar corybas and the pustulata. But the pink Romulea and Hesperantha humilis are so stunning! Your pics are very beautiful too. I wonder what the scent of these plants is like? Perhaps this could be a topic for a futur post: The best scented flowers in my garden. I mean your garden of course because mine is still cover with snow.
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Thank you for your lovely comment Dominique. I really like the idea about a post on scent as it is especially important to me in a garden.
Oddly enough – none of the above really have a noticeable scent (at least to me). I suspect the Scilla might so I will have a sniff next time I am home in daylight.
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some amazing colours.
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😄😄😄
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I love the iris reticulata ! Ours should be emerging very soon!!!
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Hope so. We are expecting a freeze next week so ours might want to retreat!
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I keep hunting for spring bulbs! You will be the first to know, when I find them!!🌼🌸
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Yay!😀😀❤
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Lovely flowers n nice collection 🙂👍
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Thank you😄
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Gorgeous!
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Thank you😄
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Aww – so beautiful! Spring is on its way… 😀 ❤
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Hope so!😄❤
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Just lovely 🙂
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Thank you 😀😀
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I’d like to hang out in your garden and greenhouse…for a few years. It would take that long to properly meet all of your lovely plants. 🤗 ❤️🤗
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I’d like to do that too Linda. It is called retirement😀😉💕
I honestly forget what I have sometimes. I have been known to buy the same thing twice, or a first flower appears on something I planted years ago and forgot about. And I have a good memory!
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My forgetting and repeat buying syndrome happens to me, too. Only with me it’s books.
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We do it with books sometimes too. Usually if a cover has been redesigned. Sometimes I think they reprint with new covers just to con us into paying for the same book twice!
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Or change a word or two and call it ‘revised!’
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😂💕
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Now that’s a beautiful uplifting post! Pictures really do speak a thousand words!
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Thank you Marie😄😄❤
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Beautiful pics .you make me want to get out all my utensils from the shed and start planting 🌼
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Thank you! 😀💕
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You are very welcome …as always
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My daffodils are now nearly all out.Welcome spring,if it was not still freezing😬
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No sign of it getting warmer yet either. I will tolerate this for another 6 days but once we hit march I expect it to be more co-operative!😄
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Lol,Irish have a rule…..don’t trust the weather until March is over😉have a great day my friend and bug hug to Molly❤️
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I love them all. Thanks for the lovely comment on my blog. It is not showing there I don’t know why but I read it as an email. You deserve and yes Dominique is gorgeous in many ways and so are you. Have a lovely day. xoxo Cris
https://photosbycris.blogspot.com.au/2018/02/zaful-in-greenmount.html
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Thank you Cris. I often have problems commenting on non-WP blogs but I am glad you got it anyway. Have a great evening. 😀💕
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Hello Darren!
These are beautiful! Hope you are doing well 🙂
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Thank you Sophie. I am ok thanks – hope you are too. 😀💕
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You’ve been nominated
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Oh so pretty! Can’t wait for spring! Are these all in your yard? 🙂
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Thank you yes, though mostly in the greenhouse or frames. 😄
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I was going to ask the same as dtills. Gorgeous photography of gorgeous subjects!
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Thank you! Hope I can show some more Australian things soon 🙂
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Gorgeous flowers! I think the spring bulbs are always the most exciting after a long winter. I absolutely adore the hesperantha humilis. That you for sharing these beauties with us. 🙂 Made my day!
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Thank you Lisa😄. I have grown the Hesperantha for ten years and this is the first time I ever saw a flower actually open. It only opens in warm sunshine which is a rarity here in february!
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beautiful captures!
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Thank you 😊
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Wow, beautiful flowers. 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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