Well -- here we go.

My little clump of Pippi Longstockings:


Finally, a picture of Cat's Eye:
I love these two little guys --they single handedly have made a dwarf Iris-lover out of me!

This is a bad picture of Honey Glazed (sorry) -- the clump shot is better:


Daughter of Stars -- battling strong winds:


Let's Be Friends -- looking pretty perky despite all the weather issues:
I'll be thinning this one this year, speak up if you'd like some.

Me me me!!!

Stick me on that list too. It is a Luminata after all

Mary Ann - of course I like it. Hahaha. Put me third in line.

OK guys -- got you all down.

I don't know yet how many rhizomes I'll have to share, but don't be afraid to speak up -- I'll send out to as many people as I can, on a first-come-first-served basis!

It's a pretty one!

A couple of photos this morning.

Clump shot of Honey Glazed. Most of them in the process of opening -- today would probably be a prettier picture:


First FeedBack bloom of the season:


First bloom also on Rio Rojo -- how I love this Iris:


Daughter of Stars is working very hard to produce a big, beautiful clump:


Spring is sprung -- there are buds everywhere!!!

Wow - you are way ahead of me! Must be further south. I have no TBs but do have Cat's Eye, Ocean Pearl, Iris germanica, Wish Upon A Star (a cutie!), Arctic Fancy and an old purple I think is Crimson King.
Love Rio Rojo! If you ever get around to dividing - just saying.....
I hope to be able to show some photos of blooming in Kentucky soon.

Janie -- I'll put your name on the list for Rio Rojo, but it'll probably be next year before I thin it. I did so last year, and they'll need some time to develop increases.

Thanks, Mary Ann. Hope all of my buds survive the frost tonight!

I hope so, Janie. What a year..............

Rio Rojo
That is a great picture! if it was in the DB, it would definetly get some s!
Or are you waiting till Iris week?

Thank you Ashton. I don't think it's my best picture of RR -- but since you brought it up, I think I will hold off on adding pics to the database until Iris Week!!

I'm saving my best ones for Iris week too.

Oh my I love Rio Rojo!

Beautiful start to your season!

Rio Rojo was gorgeous at Superstition Gardens. It went on my wish list!

It's a stunning Iris Marilyn -- you will love it. I can put you on the list for shares next year, if you want.............

It's ironic -- while some of my Irises are just giving up and rotting in the face of unending rain and chilly weather, others are very busy putting on a show.

Here is Clarence -- first bloom of the season:

Does anyone besides me think Clarence is an odd Iris? The color is intriguing, but it always seems to have a wonky form. I didn't buy it on purpose -- bought a packaged Iris at Lowes, many years ago -- it was supposed to be Mother Earth...........

And here is a better clump shot of Honey Glazed:


The first bloom of the season for Amain:
Such a cheerful and vigorous Iris

An interesting bud-shot on Inside Job:


Tom -- I took a bunch of pictures of your seedling last evening. It was a gorgeous color in the twilight. I couldn't quite capture it -- I couldn't seem to turn off the flash on the dang camera. But it sure was beautiful:

The clump shot shows the color better -- but I wanted an up-close picture of it, and couldn't get it done.

High Master -- getting ready for a reely big shew:


Another shot of Daughter of Stars -- this Iris enchants me:


That's all for yesterday.

Clarence always had a wonky form for me. I was always surprised that it made so many 'best iris' lists because of the form. Color is outstanding, though. I assumed it was only wonky for me , so it's interesting to read your comment.

Nice pictures Mary Ann. I never can get the color right on my purple either. Glad it's doing well in all that rain. It doesn't seem to be bothered by wet conditions at all. Do you like it's fragrance? I used to have High Master, but lost it. Guess I should get it again.