Yes, it's an interesting transition for you, although I suppose each of us have teansitions between the seasons, but in very different ways - I always find it fascinating to read about them. Your vase is so stylish in its simplicity - and I am intrigued by the second iris...will it have no markings at all? It may sound odd, but it would appeal to me far more if that was the case!
Very nice 😍 I am amazed you can grow Iris and Roses there. Is the winter the wet season? It's great to see 90 degrees elsewhere! I love Salvia here, they flower most of the year. We are still in spring but the line is approaching. Amelia
Such a beautiful vase Amy. And Frances Craig is a stunner! I don't like the sound of 35°C, but a few degrees above our current 2°C (and snow flurries!) would be nice! I find it amazing that you can grow irises and roses in your climate, and they look so happy and healthy too!
Your Iris is lovely, Amy. 95F is VERY warm. Our temperatures were back down in the low 60s today as the marine layer wrapped around us in the morning hours and never quite left; however, I'm already seeing signs of the seasonal shift toward summer too. Enjoy your new blooms!
Yes, it's an interesting transition for you, although I suppose each of us have teansitions between the seasons, but in very different ways - I always find it fascinating to read about them. Your vase is so stylish in its simplicity - and I am intrigued by the second iris...will it have no markings at all? It may sound odd, but it would appeal to me far more if that was the case!
Very nice 😍 I am amazed you can grow Iris and Roses there. Is the winter the wet season? It's great to see 90 degrees elsewhere! I love Salvia here, they flower most of the year. We are still in spring but the line is approaching. Amelia
Such a beautiful vase Amy. And Frances Craig is a stunner! I don't like the sound of 35°C, but a few degrees above our current 2°C (and snow flurries!) would be nice! I find it amazing that you can grow irises and roses in your climate, and they look so happy and healthy too!
Your Iris is lovely, Amy. 95F is VERY warm. Our temperatures were back down in the low 60s today as the marine layer wrapped around us in the morning hours and never quite left; however, I'm already seeing signs of the seasonal shift toward summer too. Enjoy your new blooms!