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Iris Flower Pictures

May 4, 2015 by Jeanne

No two ways about it…irises make me happy. Supremely happy. Today marks the first day that the irises in my flower garden are blooming, so I thought I would share these iris flower pictures. Enjoy!

rainbow iris

First year that this iris is blooming – it’s a gift from a friend!

iris purple and white

My father in law moved in with us from his home on Long Island, NY. He drove to Virginia with a bag of iris roots on his lap. This is the iris he dug up. It smells like grape soda pop and it will always remind me of Jack.

pale blue iris

These pale blue beauties are the first to bloom.

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  1. Malia@Small Town Girl Blog

    May 4, 2015 at

    Mine are just about to open up! These pictures are gorgeous!

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