January 2013 update: I know word verification is a big pain, but it's the only way I can stop the ridiculous number of anonymous spam comments I get every day. I don't want to require commenters to be registered Blogger or Open ID users because I know many of you aren't. Thanks so much for your understanding!
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Note from an old Hippie:
ReplyDeleteAlthough these flowers look beautiful, do not try and eat a bowl of them for breakfast with milk and sugar!
SB (now believes in Flour Power!)
This is the best kind of yard art!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful photo and flower.
ReplyDeleteSara from farmingfriends
That's the sort of lawn ornament I can handle. Tasteful.
ReplyDeleteLove the Yard Art. Spring really does make the best yard art!
ReplyDeleteYou have been tagged! This means you must reveal seven things about yourself on your blog. And in return tag seven others to do the same.
ReplyDeleteI hope you join in!
Thank you for the photo...that variety was my grandfather's favorite and he scattered them around our garden and orchard. Great memories.
ReplyDeleteSooo pretty, in fact it is past the time for our Iris's, but they were so pretty this year. Sometimes your blog makes me yearn to return to Missouri, but when winter arrives, I know I couldn't handle it. Old age is a bitch ya know!
ReplyDeleteI am new to this. Love your iris and what did you have for settings on your camera???? Great picture.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful flower, mine has a perfume this year, such a bonus.
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