Mountain Halo is VERY interesting. I think it might be the yellow in the haft area that intruigues me the most. Also like Wonders Never Cease.

And some more
Savannah Sunset, Thanks Mary Ann!





Copatonic

Enchanter

Fancy Idea

And more yet
Florantine Silk, it was so windy today, things are kind of wind whipped.





Beacon Of Light (I may have posted this somewhere, can't remember)





Copper Classic





Historic Yellow NOID





Have to do some things, so will have to continue later.

Oh so beautiful, Tom!! Loving every single one of them!!!

Copatonic vs Capatonic

Love that Beacon of Light.

You see a problem with Copatonic???? I don't see any problems? What, you don't think I can spell? I am crazy, you all know that, I just went out between storms and tried to get some pics before they all get distroyed. Lucky I didn't get hit by lightning! I need to get my act together.

If the previous photos are an indication of your 'act' you are a very together guy! Your irises are just wonderful and the photos are great. I am so glad you braved the lightening storm in order to share the photos. Thank you.

OK, here's some of the "Between the storms" pics.
Cold Fusion





Jazz Era



Alsea Falls



Starring



Winds are getting quite nasty now, don't know what I'll find after this. Ugh

Arlyn

Here's a couple of bed pictures I took quick before the storm hit.
same bed from different sides

Mixed bed with many historics

There's that Cold Fusion that I want. Thanks for showing Tom. We've been lucky...the storms have been knocked down to rain showers as they come across that cold big lake.

You will love that one Ken!

Love the garden pictures!!! ..... and Beacon of Light and Starring!!! Thank you for persevering. I hope the winds cease and give your garden a respite.

Oooh, Tom, that Mountain Halo is pretty!
Like the beds photographs.

Looks like to much lawn to me.......room for more iris......

Thanks, Beacon Of Light was a gift iris from Mid America last year. The first bloom is now 3 days old, and still strong! Like that when they last a while. Not saying what this storm is doing to everything.

I'm working on that Paul, but I have 23 acres, so it's going slow.

Send one of the chickens out with a camera to take pictures in the lightning storm. If they get struck, no big deal. BONUS! You have a start on dinner!

I like that in an iris too. I don't like cutting off spent blooms every day especially if that iris has multiple blooms at once.