Both George and I have talked about our RE-blooming Irises... We have several ---and have enjoyed their blooms (not only in the spring/summer ---but especially in the FALL). Tonight I'll share with you a few pictures of our FALL Irises...
Since I have been sick, all of these are George's pictures... Thanks, Honey, for letting me share them!!!!! Above is a 'group' picture of some of them... All of these Re-blooming Irises are in our new flowerbed near the road... There is alot of sun there, and Irises love sun!!!! (Click on my photos to enlarge them to 16x10.)
This gorgeous yellow one is named "Waltz Across Texas".
And this one is named "Blatant". I love this photo with the water drops on it.
And finally, this pretty one is called "Floor Show". Isn't it just neat to see beautiful Irises blooming in the Fall????? Which one do you like the best?????
Our temperature lows last night were predicted to be in the 20's.... SO---George brought more blooming roses inside and also a group of these beautiful Irises. I love seeing them in the yard ---but it's great to admire them inside also....
Hope you have a good weekend. I am still healing ---and am not being as patient as I should be. I yearn for the morning when I can wake up and say: "Gee---I feel AWESOME today!" (I'm not there yet!!!! Sigh!)
Hugs,
Betsy
Very beautiful blooms! Hope you feel better soon, Betsy.
ReplyDeleteI love your new header, Betsy! And of course, your awesome Irises. Thanks for sharing. I pray that you're soon feeling better. Blessings, Jo
ReplyDeleteI have not heard of Iris reblooming in the fall. They are beautiful....you MUST be doing something right.
ReplyDeleteWow, irises in November! They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get your Gee Awesome day soon.
WOWZER! Take it easy, George will need roller skates to keep up with ou sonn enough!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning, Betsy! You may not feel like it - but you ARE awesome. Together, you and George are also awe-inspiring, with the great flowers you grow and share pictures of here in cyberspace. When I started blogging I had no idea that there were such kind and considerate people here on the computer. I'm delighted to report that I've found quite a number of fascinating people and you two are at the top of the list. I'm praying for your complete and rapid recovery.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Iris! I can't pick a favorite, they are all so pretty!
ReplyDeleteHope you are back to feeling great real soon!
Not fair! You can't ask me to pick a favourite. I just like them all.As I've said before,my favourite is usually the one I am looking at.Still praying for you.Hugs.
ReplyDeleteWaltz Across Texas makes me want to go back to Texas! I would love another trip to Big Bend!!
ReplyDeleteAnd seriously, I long for that same day!! Happy Healing, my friend:)
you were blessed with all this brilliant color in November, i am thinking they will not survive the cold today. they are stunning and amazing to be this late.
ReplyDeleteBetsy, they look so real and clear.. beautiful blooms!
ReplyDeleteIt's really nice to add these in with the fall colors. I really like your header shot - keep forgetting to tell you.
ReplyDeleteTo have these beautiful blooms in November must cheer you and it's good you can bring some of them indoors, too, so that you can enjoy them for even longer. Remembering you in prayer. x
ReplyDeleteStrong yellows.
ReplyDeleteLooking at those beautiful flowers ought to raise your spirits! I completely understand about the patience part. The older I get, the more impatient I get with my body not springing back as quick as I want! I bet your heat is running right now, LOL. Flannel sheets may be going on our bed this weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love the song, "Waltz Across Texas," so I'll vote for that one. :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear that you're gaining strength, even if slowly. When you get discouraged with your progress, just look back at how far you've come.
They are all just beautiful, but "ya'all" just know I would vote for Waltz Across Texas!! I really like the blue one, too.
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better soon.
Blessings!
love that Waltz Across Texas one!!!
ReplyDeleteWow...Irises in Nov? What a difference a few zones make. They are beautiful! I keep telling my husband we need to move somewhere warmer.
ReplyDeleteBetsy
ReplyDeleteHow sweet of George to take the photos for you that you long to take yourself.
I am adding you to my prayer list.
I pray for a quick recovery for you, my friend.
Blessings-Kimberly
Slowly does it Betsy, better than jumping out of bed and putting yourself back and starting again.
ReplyDeleteLove all your flowers, cant pick a best one.
Betsy, I was wondering how you were feeling...these irises have to perk up your day. They sure do mine...just seeing them.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, these flowers! Praying that you get back to feeling awesome again! Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love them all!
ReplyDeleteFeel better soon!
Re-blooming iris! Are they engineered for reblooming? I've never heard of such.
ReplyDeleteHealing thoughts heading your way.
It is too hard to pick a favorite from these! Gosh, can't believe you still have these gorgeous irisis!! Hmmm...maybe the plural of iris is iri??? Ha ha ha!! Take care, I'm glad to see you are resting and not running around and snapping!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Gorgeous, love the last two. I do hope and pray you're well soon.
ReplyDeleteBetsy, I understand about NOT being patient....but you must you must you must. :)
ReplyDeleteI think Iris's are my favorite flower ever...they are so delicate and rich in color.
I can't pick a favorite...so don't make me. :)
xoxoxo feel better soon.
I've never heard of Iris's blooming in the fall.Mine only blooms in the spring and summer.Although, after they got froze back this year they tried to come out with a second growth..These are just beautiful..Hope you're feeling better ..Blessings, Susie
ReplyDeleteI feel like Ruth - can't pick a favorite - just like I can't pick a favorite child! Each one is gorgeous in their unique way! I'm so happy for you that they bloom more than once for you! Around here there are still roses in bloom in some yards - but that's it!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are on the mend. You sound like me - an impatient patient!! Hugs!
Those irises are so beautiful. I wonder if they would do well in Hawaii. I hope you feel better soon, Betsy. No fun being sick!
ReplyDeleteThey are all so gorgeous, Betsy! I hope you feel better soon. Have a good weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, Betsy I'm surprised to see those lovely Iris this time of the year! They're real beauties!
ReplyDeleteYou must be having good Iris weather. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy, your Irises in November are delightful, each and every one! My favorite is "Floor Show." I hope you feel better soon. :)
ReplyDeleteYes the Iris are just beautiful. Love Fall blooming anything.
ReplyDeleteYou will be 100% soon. MB
Hang in there Betsy...you will feel better soon...hopefully, real soon!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so very pretty...I know you must just love going outdoors and being able to see all the beauty right there in front of you..thanks for sharing..
Shug
I hope you'll be feeling 100 percent soon Betsy, thinking of you and sending lots of healing energies your way, along with a big hug :)
ReplyDeleteThose iris' are gorgeous, George's photos are lovely. Thank him for me too because seeing these pictures made me smile.
You get plenty of rest and get 100%.
ReplyDeletethey are absolutely gorgeous. I'm going to have to look for some of these, I love iris.
ReplyDeleteI hope you're feeling better soon
They are beautiful. How nice to have such pretty flowers around in Nov.!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty pictures George/Betsy. I guess I would say Floor Show would be my favorite. I really like that first picture with the bricks and the composition of it. Diane
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to have iris in the fall! One of my favorite flowers.
ReplyDeleteoh! i didn't know you were feeling sick! i hope you are doing better now!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd i love your flowers, thank you for sharing
Leontien
I should have known it would be you with Iris's in November, but even that surprised me. They are really a gift this time of year.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are feeling better. I wanted to say from your comment on my last blog about The Great Fat Fraud book...what you said is exactly what the book says. You don't have to be thin to be fit. It's all about how active you are. So you have known it all along. Good job. Take care...stay warm.
I like the one called floor show. Is that a late bloom for November? And I hope you are getting better.
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You take your time getting better Betsy. I know it is hard to have patience when one is healing, but sometimes it just can't be rushed. Take it easy, and enjoy those beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteGoodness Betsy, I am amazed you still have these beautiful irises in November. I love Waltz Across Texas.
ReplyDeleteTake care of yourself and don't overdo.
I like the blue one best. Isn't it great when the flowers just keep on blooming. So sorry to hear that you are not 100% yet. Hopefully it won't be long.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers! The best medicine I'd say (and that George of yours! I've got my own George so I know how wonderful it is!)Get well soon!
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Ann
Hope you are feeling better and better every moment and that you do feel Awesome! Lovely lovely irises! I love the one called Blatant, but they are all beautiful. Irises (as you, of course, know) are Tennessee's state flower so it is fitting that you have so many gorgeous ones in your garden. Stay warm! I drew an Iris and you can see it here :o) Iris drawn with the last name LONG
ReplyDeleteBlessings & Aloha!
Thank you my friend for taking the time to stop and visit...and for your sweet comment! :o)
I love your new header, Betsy. I hope you are feeling better. I love the irises. George did a fantastic job photographing them. I didn't know that irises bloom in fall. What a treat to enjoy them at this time of year.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry you are not 100% yet but I know you are in great hands with George and you have lots of beauty to keep your spirits lifted.
ReplyDeleteI may have to invest in some of those. They are beautiful.
your photos make me feel like it's spring all over again. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHang in there, Betsy -that day will come when you feel your old self again!
ReplyDeleteIrises in the fall?? Wowie! Thanks for posting. They look so pretty.
Hugs
Betsy, so happy you are feeling somewhat better. Just lay back, rest, heal and let George take care of you. Since we are still having 70to80 temperatures, my flowers are all blooming again. They do not know what to do in Texas
ReplyDeleteI am amazed you have Iris this late. They are all beautiful. I love them all. Hard to choose between the yellow and the last one which on my monitor looks purple! Ok, have to go with purple one, of course. Great captures. I personally never get good pictures of and Iris due to their leaves. Mine always seems to look like a crumpled tissue. Great job George. Betsy, when you wake up and its 6 weeks from the day of your surgery, then that might be the day you feel awesome. But then......I don't wake up, jump out of bed, hehe and feel awesome either. I am not a morning person so it takes a bit for me to "get into the day" to get started. Well, here I go off to another day of grands games. My grandson may pick a bit in one of his games today. He did while we were away so we missed that. Sure hope we see him pitch today. You WILL feel awesome soon. I promise!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Betsy :-)
ReplyDeleteI pray that you get well soon :-)
Take care and thanks for your recent comment on My Blog
Late blossoms are the fall color no one talks about. Tell George those pictures are awesome!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are feeling better very soon if you aren't already.
How nice to have such pretty irises so late in autumn to brighten your garden! Hope you are feeling better. {[hugs}}
ReplyDeleteHope you are at the awesome stage again soon.
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