Well we didn't have to wait too long.
Thank goodness for the sun,
it could easily have been a damp squib of a flower.
So what do you think?
I have to say I was a tiny bit underwhelmed that it wasn't very showy
(compared to cultivars)
(compared to cultivars)
but to be truthful I placed it next to the pond
where I'm creating a wilder look..
so natural is good.
I think this may be the start of a new love affair..
I can hear you say what with Mr frog?
haha very funny!
On writing this post
seeing the photos en-masse
I cant help thinking they remind me
of a certain painting by a certain Vincent...
*Iris Germanica
Beautiful! Simple flowers are always the best!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful! Nature never ceases to amaze me....
ReplyDeleteYour photos are stunning.
ReplyDeleteit all looks charming!
ReplyDeleteWell worth the wait, I'd say!
ReplyDeleteOh, it is beautiful! Well worth the wait :)
ReplyDeleteI think it looks stunning.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is wonderful.
Lisa x
Beautiful colour! Have you tried kissing the frog - you never know your luck! Jane x
ReplyDeleteLove it! Is that rhubarb??
ReplyDeleteOoh, that frog picture is a fun surprise!
ReplyDeleteI love your little pond and that frog! I love frogs...we never see them anymore :(
ReplyDeleteShe sew, she gardens...do you cook too?!
ReplyDeleteClare, those are so amazing flowers! They are shouting: we want to be an art quilt! x Teje
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