Friday, September 25, 2009

MY RE-BLOOMERS

I was amazed to find this guy budding to bloom,anyone who knows Irises knows they bloom early spring,but there are some that are called re-bloomers,they may or may not re-bloom in the fall,well this beauty decided to give me some more color of spring in the fall,and I so appreciate it,and the smell is awesome. And this one is an early spring bloomer to,this is Creeping phlox,and yeah it is blooming again to,it isn't as thick as it was in spring,but it is blooming..I know I posted about honey suckle a few weeks ago,but this one is the one on my deck,and it has decided to bloom again to,or maybe it is suppose to..
And this is my Joseph's Coat rose,It starts blooming in spring and blooms til frost,it starts out yellow,then orange,then pink and then red,it is really a beauty to have..I guess it could be a re-bloomer since it re-blooms all the time..LOL...just thought you might enjoy looking at it...


Take care and have a good weekend!!!!!
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10 comments:

  1. SunnySeptember 25, 2009 at 2:57 PM

    Simply lovely. My flowers are all but gone by. Always a sure sign that summer is over :(
    Thanks for sharing your beautiful pictures.
    Sunny :)

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  2. Wanda.....September 25, 2009 at 4:21 PM

    Hi Andora...your Joseph's Coat rose has a beautiful color...I've never had an iris to rebloom, but my small magnolia bloomed in the spring like normal and then again in late summer this year.
    Smiles,
    Wanda

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  3. 2 DogsSeptember 25, 2009 at 5:27 PM

    Did not know Iris would bloom again. Learn something new every day!

    It's been raining here. Of course I haven't been out. Staying in bed. Resting! Hugs

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  4. ArleneSeptember 25, 2009 at 5:44 PM

    Oh what beautiful Flowers!! And I love your blog!!! Yea most of my flowers are going away. It has been so dry here lately!! But I am a faithful garden and have lots of hope!
    www.thesecretflowergarden.net
    Arlene

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  5. Janet,September 25, 2009 at 7:00 PM

    I love iris's, and have lots of them, but I don't have any of the re-bloomers. Love your flower pics.

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  6. KatSeptember 26, 2009 at 6:07 AM

    I love Iris's! I have lots of bulbs, but not too much success with them even blooming in the spring, yet alone again in the fall!! I am going to take them all up and move them somewhere else. I love all your photos! Isn't nature so amazing and uplifting?
    P.S. Thanks for posting on my blog.

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  7. Kritter Keeper at Farm TailsSeptember 26, 2009 at 10:26 AM

    what beautiful photos! had no clue about the iris reblooming either! that is so neat! still have my snaps and most of my 'purple' garden. love your bug post! you are brave! glad you are feeling better...it is tough when the body needs to heal.

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  8. JannSeptember 26, 2009 at 10:46 AM

    Flowers are holding up longer than usual here in S Dakota too...and I was floored when I saw the huge variety blooming on the W coast, but then they have much milder weather year round...

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  9. Leilani Schuck WeatheringtonSeptember 28, 2009 at 3:01 PM

    Thanks for your comment on my blog. My mom and sister collect Blue Ridge plates. I don't, except that I found that one for 25-cents at the thrift store. I actually do know what the fruit is -- it comes from South Africa and we will be eating it in a few days. Great shot of the praying mantis -- which happens to be the photo where my comment is...

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  10. A Brit in TennesseeSeptember 29, 2009 at 1:52 PM

    What lovely photos, a nice little surprise before the cooler weather hits.
    I have day lilies blooming once again, and the Japanese Iris is also blooming, isn't that neat ?
    Oh, I've just noticed your Christmas countdown gadget on your sidebar....now I'm panicking ;)

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