Well.... for this weeks GTS our Irises that are growing in the pond have decided to put on a show. They certainly add that extra touch of colour to the garden at the moment.
Our little Eastern sedgefrog population have taken over the large water bowl ( photo 3rd down rh. side) they are making plenty of noise, but no babies yet. A really good downpour would definately do the trick. It's probably worth a click for a larger view on the Iris shots.
Enjoy your week and Happy gardening!
18 comments:
hi Roy
love the colour of the Iris and your ducks are cute i have a yellow water Iris but forgot to take a photo when it was in bloom
Pretty iris...that's the state flower of Tennessee where I live :)
Absolutely beautiful! Love the look of the whole pond area! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Aww I love those ducks, we have something similar in our garden. I love the iris too, a favourite plant of mine.
You have spring! Wonderful! The iris looks great.
Sigrun
You'll have to show us a close up photo of a sedge frog. :) Lovely flowers, very nice close up too. :)
qld gardens can look so tropical without even trying!
Oh this is great. The iris is outstanding.
Very nice.... Another flower i had at the old house that I haven't gotten around to planting at the new one....
Man, if that's what your garden looks like during a DROUGHT...
So lush and green.
I hope you have guest quarters.
I love the ducks too,and the greenery is fantastic,we have very temperate gardens hereand not much in the tropical look...
Hi Roy..Just popped over to view
your garden,great colour in the Iris.But I agree we certainly need
the rain!!
A very pretty Iris. Your garden does look very lush and tropical.
Your garden is alive in Australia and here in Canada ours are preparing for their deep winter sleep! I know where I"ll be coming to visit when the north wind does blow! Thank you for visiting Nature-trail!
I love Iris'es, so I can see how this one is coloring your nice looking pond.
It must be wonderful to relax in your garden :-)
Hi Roy
The iris is great isn't it. I adore them but get confused - I plant blue ones and they seem to turn white in the second season!
Oh, yo have so nice photos, I like them to see them in November. I can not wait for spring!
Sigrun
You have such a unique garden Roy. I always love your photos. The iris are beautiful as is everything in your gardens!
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