IrisLilli said: for the translation, Serjio!

Sergio,
"Maze" can also be "Labyrinth" in English. That was the only one I understood before translation.

DraDiana said:


Sergio,
"Maze" can also be "Labyrinth" in English. That was the only one I understood before translation.

Thanks. The translator gave the word "Labyrinth", but I doubted and took the word-synonym

more photos, now with translations.

rainbow spectrum


native expanses


attractive force


Secret agent


Shadows of the past


tropical butterfly

tveguy3 said:Those are some awesome irises. If I could import them, I'd have to sell a few horses to afford all of the ones I'd want. Maybe it's best if I just enjoy the pictures.

I'm glad you liked them, Tom. I'm afraid the horses alone won't be enough.. Legal way to send impossible, and "smuggling" will not pass through your vigilant customs service

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Oh my! Look at those beautifully formed poms on this one! This is a rare feat.

Serjio - Thanks for the translations. Very imaginative names!

Lestv said:Open the picture in the database and you will see a BB Code right above the photograph. Highlight the BB Code info from the first bracket to the end bracket [dbphoto_]xyz###[/dbphoto] (example of code to highlight)
then hit the keys Ctrl+C, switch over to your post and then hit Ctrl+V where you want to place the image. Easiest to do this with both windows open.
I have never figured out how to do this from my smart phone. Maybe someone can give those directions?

Another way of doing this is just to highlight it with the mouse, and then right click "copy", then on the page where you want it, right click "paste". This requires 2 open windows with a computer, but it is the most efficient way of doing it. (Just highlight where the brackets start and stop.)

Leslie, I loved that one too!

Lestv said:

Oh my! Look at those beautifully formed poms on this one! This is a rare feat.

Serjio - Thanks for the translations. Very imaginative names!

I also saw wonderful poms irises at Jedlicka : http://www.bluejiris.com/JEDAP...

Serjio, Bluejiris has added a lot of pictures of their poms since the that time I looked at this part of their website.
I loved the modified digging fork and seedling box pictures too! Great ideas. -> Scroll all the way to the bottom of the pom link.

Serjio said: I also saw wonderful poms irises at Jedlicka http://www.bluejiris.com/JEDAP...

Wow! That's a lotta poms!!!

Re: Names

We need a new iris called
"International Iris Diplomacy"

So, now I have a question. I'd never heard of "poms " before ! I went to the BlueJ Jedlicka site and couldn't find any for sale. Is "pom" a designated category?

janwax said:So, now I have a question. I'd never heard of "poms " before ! I went to the BlueJ Jedlicka site and couldn't find any for sale. Is "pom" a designated category?

I asked them, said they were seedlings, except one yellow, which is a variety. So in the future we can hope for introduction..

Jan, 'pompoms' is a category like 'flounces', 'horns' or 'spoons'. At least in the NGA database.

Thanks, Lilli. Taking a closer look, it seems to be beards that have gone crazy!

Completely crazy! But I still want one! ...or two!

for sharing these photos with us Serjio and for updating the iris database. I enjoyed viewing them today
with everyone that Olga's irises are beautiful I've never seen poms before and I would love to see one for real.

I once lived with girl who owned a cat called Mishka. I never knew it meant "bear".

birch


Grand canyon


guest from the future


a distant Outpost


Donna Rosa


ladies and gentlemen

Jedlickas have the most poms in the US but Olga's are really well formed. Many do not produce even ones, or ones that are so rounded and full. For every nice pom bloom I have had there have been far more deformed ones. See Sensationalizer in the database for my most successful bloom (Yes, it is a Burseen).

the gentleman of good luck


snow-covered Rus'


great lady


autumn gold


brown eyes {girl with brown eyes}


cool lady


the king's son Elisey


crepe de Chine waltz


Crimean evening


Kseniya