These purple Iris are just about the prettiest things growing in our yard right now. I never get tired of looking at my Tennessee state flower.
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4 comments:
One word for this picture...gorgeous! I love iris and they smell so good. Ours are about to bloom.
I have one word for this picture...gorgeous! I love iris and they smell soooooo good. Our are about to bloom.
So beautiful! We don't have a lot of irises.
thanks! i think a few of them came from mom and dad's yard. don't tell the people who live there now :)
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