These Irises just showed up a couple of years ago. Obviously they found a spot they like. The light, the flowers, the moss and rock combined for a picture I wanted to share.
Flowers gone wild.
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Nancy
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It's fun to find familiar flowers in unfamiliar settings. You wonder how they get there. But I have heard that wild animals who eat seeds sometimes don't digest them all the way, and they get excreted and voila, some plants develop.
Pretty picture.
Pretty picture.
Really beautiful, I love Irises, especially purple ones! Thanks for sharing.
Morning light
Morning light
The first picture was taken in the early afternoon. This picture was taken this morning soon after sunrise. It is an interesting comparison--I love morning light.
Morning light
The first picture was taken in the early afternoon. This picture was taken this morning soon after sunrise. It is an interesting comparison--I love morning light.
hensylee
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interesting how the sun makes a difference. these are just beautiful and would make a great painting.
The random sightings of Irises are especially interesting since they don't propogate by seed; they spread by root sections. Maybe a squirrel or rabbit gnawed out a root and dropped it or burried it for later.
I also love the more subtle light of dawn and dusk.....Thanks Dennis.
I also love the more subtle light of dawn and dusk.....Thanks Dennis.
You have me thinking Bina--how about three dogs, one of whom loves to bury random stuff?
Dennis, you need to interrogate those furry kids of yours. 
Mrs. Smith is tempted to use "enhanced interrogation techniques" when they dig in her garden (which is by the way, by far the easiest place for a dog to dig), but she could never bring herself to do it.
Maybe a little sprinkle of chili flakes will be enough of a deterrent......
Lovely pictures Dennis! Thanks for sharing!
C
corrineinwa
I love the early morning picture - the colours are so vibrant.
Sadly, if I can't grow something in a tub on the deck, it doesn't stand a chance with the deer and elk around here.
Sadly, if I can't grow something in a tub on the deck, it doesn't stand a chance with the deer and elk around here.
