Sorry I miss known ANNE and two of my blogger pals, maybe pal is unclassy term to use. But MISS MADDIE and SHE WHO SEEK post on lovely person Anne. I wonder how many wonderful people we miss in our life. Because blogger I meant a ray of wonderful people, who brought a new way of seeing and growing. Since never been to Anne blog I could remember so yesterday I decided to visit three new blogger to me, Which are OOK, SIMPLE LIVING IN NANCY and LISA GARDEN ADVENTURE
At this point the deer haven't yet munch down on my Iris. I know some people call these flags and other call them grave yard flowers. Around here lot of Iris are in bloom around memorial day.
Star of Bethlehem is in bloom, they also seem deer don't munch on them. Main thing I do with flowers since deer and weeds is issue I have with them. I hope to enjoy a few flowers this summer, so grass knock down and sunlight can shine on flowers.
Notice some wild roses in area is starting to bloom. Once again we sharing our garden space with neighbors. Hubby and I over the weekend planted some fennel, tomato plants and pepper plants.
We're supposed to get some heat mid week or so. The other day I check my rain gauge and there was quarter inch.
Coffee is on and stay safe
Those flowers really are pretty!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteIris are such elegant flowers, like ballerinas on their long legs! Star of Bethlehem makes a wonderful essence for dealing with shock and grief - so pretty and pretty useful.
I love how the blogosphere takes us along - like wandering the neighbourhood! YAM xx
I should also visit new blogs.
ReplyDeleteA friend here used to call them Dutch flag iris.
ReplyDeleteThank you for mentioning that you visited me! I visit Simple Living in Nancy for the Skywatch Friday photos. My iris are finished already. Star of Bethlehem has such pretty flowers, but I'm always pulling it out, to no avail. It pops up unwanted!
ReplyDeleteYour Star of Bethlehem looks different to the one I know here, possibly there are many different varieties of it.
ReplyDeleteI'm giving up on growing vegetables, my space just isn't right for them.
Good you got some rain. We're having lack of rain issues here, as your son probably tells you. Heat wave this weekend, as your son probably tells you too as Medford area is really hot I think.
ReplyDeleteI have been following Ook for a few years, I like her pottery and her care for the environment. The other two are new to me so will have a peek, I have some lovely friends on blogland, two of whom I have met and three others who are pen pals of several years now.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dora. I am glad you visited my blog. You are so welcome! The flowers you posted are beautiful. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDelete...as a boy I knew bearded iris as flags!
ReplyDeleteI love Irises. My sister planted some purple ones and when they bloomed they smelled like grape kool-aid. I hope the deer stay away from yours!
ReplyDeleteHow lucky those particular flowers are safe for you to enjoy Dora. Hope you get a little more rain before summer settles in ✨
ReplyDeletePretty flowers.
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