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Pics & Tips 71:
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African Iris dietes iridioides or dietes vegeta reputedly bloom from the same stem
(scape) all summer. The following photos show the bloom's metamorphosis.
5-24-08
photo by Gale Chester Whittington
I planted several African Iris dietes iridioides or dietes vegeta
outside and, although they have survived, they have yet to bloom.
5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
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Ann Chowning is considered the best red Louisiana Iris. 5-24-08 photo by Gale
Chester Whittington
May 24, 2008! Exotic Iris and Columbine are in bloom! I hope you're
enjoying your virtual trip through my gardens. More flower varieties are
blooming daily in my Oklahoma Zone 7 beds! For photo permissions,
questions, or comments, please visit the
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This closeup of Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris makes me think of fire. 5-24-08 photo by
Gale Chester Whittington
African Iris dietes iridioides or dietes vegeta, one of several I bought on ebay three
years ago. I've made this one into a house plant. 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester
Whittington
Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris in rock garden. 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester
Whittington
African Iris dietes iridioides or dietes vegeta bud three hours later. 5-24-08 photo by Gale
Chester Whittington
Rocky Mountain Blue and White Columbine aquilegia caerulea
has done well for me, in spite of Okahoma's hot summers.
5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Bird's eye view of Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris. 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester
Whittington
Don't you love this closeup of Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris? 5-24-08 photo by Gale
Chester Whittington
"White" African Iris dietes iridioides or dietes vegeta eight hours later. 5-24-08 photo
by Gale Chester Whittington
Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris will grow in moist soil or shallow water. She is most often
used at the edge of a pond. 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Close shot of Colorado's Rocky Mountain Blue and White Columbine aquilegia
caerulea showing spurs. 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
African Iris  dietes iridioides or dietes vegeta blossom thirteen
hours later.  5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
African Iris dietes iridioides or vegeta showing sword like leaves 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
African Iris dietes iridioides or vegeta bud 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
African Iris dietes iridioides or vegeta bud  three hours later 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
African Iris dietes iridioides or vegeta thirteen hours later 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
African Iris dietes iridioides or vegeta flower & foliage 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris in Rock Garden 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Ann Chowining best red Louisiana Iris 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Bird's eye view red & yellow Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Closeup Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris for pond's edge 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Striking closeup Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Ann Chowning Louisiana Iris on fire 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Rocky Mountain Blue & White Columbine aquilegia caerulea in rock garden 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Rocky Mountain Blue & White Columbine aquilegia caerulea closeup showing spurs 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Rocky Mountain Blue Columbine aquilegia caerulea for dappled shade 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Rocky Mountain Blue and White Columbine aquilegia caerulea
grows best in dappled shade. 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester
Whittington
Close view perennial Rocky Mountain Blue Coloumbine aquilegia caerulea 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Rocky Mountain Blue Columbine aquilegia caerulea, like the majority of perennials,
only blooms once a year, in the spring. 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Ultra closeup Rocky Mountain Blue Columbine aquilegia caerulea showing yellow stamens 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
Rocky Mountain Blue and White Columbine aquilegia caerulea ultra close showcasing
yellow stamens. 5-24-08 photo by Gale Chester Whittington
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