Last week, I posted some photos from the Iris Presby Memorial Gardens in Montclair. Here are some more!
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Wordless Wednesday#6: More Iris Gardens in Upper Montclair, Part II
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Last week, I posted some photos from the Iris Presby Memorial Gardens in Montclair. Here are some more!
For more Wordless Wednesday, click here.
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Such beautiful gardens. :) Gerry
ReplyDeletejudos to the gardner(s) who maintained it!
ReplyDelete@Gerry -- Yes, they are!
ReplyDelete@Stan -- Volunteers help care for the gardens and use "green" methods instead of chemicals!
ReplyDeletebeautiful place and great shots.
ReplyDelete@And Miles to Go -- Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI remember looking at your photos from last week and commenting that my mother would be jealous of all the irises! Once again, these gardens do mine justice. This week I can really see the beauty in the flowers themselves. Thank you for sharing your pictures, and Happy WW!
ReplyDeletethat is a beautiful garden with such glorious blooms.
ReplyDeletebeautiful...
ReplyDeleteI love these pictures of the Iris Garden! Keep them coming!
ReplyDeletelovely garden photos - I just wish our weather wasn't so darn hot so I could enjoy more outdoor activities!
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are beautiful!!!! I really need to find the time to enjoy a botanical garden.
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Pretty flowers! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteI didn't even know there were yellow iris. very nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us revisit the gardens
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gardens! I feel in love with wild irises in the Rockies and cannot get enough of them now.
ReplyDeleteThat is an impressive garden, nice to see more views this week.
ReplyDeleteI particular like the first picture with the bridge. Makes me think of some compositional ideas.
@Dawn -- I'm sure your garden is just lovely. Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDelete@Life Ramblings -- Thanks so much!
ReplyDelete@Michelle -- Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteUyen -- I think I've finally run out of iris pictures! But I'm glad you enjoyed them!
ReplyDelete@A Blog in the Rough -- It's really been hot on the East Coast. I guess we're making up for last summer, which was really cool.
ReplyDeleteMs. Understood -- An award? I've never had one. Thanks so much! I'll be there!
ReplyDelete@Carrie -- Thanks! Happy WW!
ReplyDelete@caite -- I love the different colors. That's what makes the garden so pretty!
ReplyDelete@Beth F -- You're welcome! I just took so many photos I decided to show more!
ReplyDelete@Sarah -- Wild irises must be so beautiful. I just spent some time in the Colorado Rockies in March. But the it was still snowing and the flowers hadn't bloomed. It must be even more beautiful then.
ReplyDelete@catsynth -- I love that picture on the little bridge. That man was sitting there taking photos of the irises, so I took a photo of him taking photos!
ReplyDeleteI've heard about the iris gardens and now you've convinced me that I need to go next year when they are in bloom.
ReplyDeleteWhen were they in bloom? June?
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
@Lynne -- They start blooming in middle-to-late May and early June.
ReplyDeletebeautiful pictures! I used to go to the Bellevue theater all the time when I was growing up.
ReplyDelete@Saucy B -- Ah, yes, the Bellevue is still there!
ReplyDeleteThis is only one of the reasons I love summer. It's so beautiful.
ReplyDelete@Live Out Loud -- I love summer, too.
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I've never seen an Iris garden! When I lived in CT I went to the Rose Garden in Elizabeth Park and have been to the Conservatory Gardens in Central Park - BUT I love Irises and what a treat to see so many. Thanks.
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