Irises are not among my favories, but I would love to have this wild iris variety in my garden.
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Beautiful 😀
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A lovely shot
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It would go nicely in your garden!
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I think so, too.
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It’s a beauty
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I didn’t know wild irises can be white. Up on Mt. Gilead, they looked exactly like garden irises including being mostly purple (not as deep as the purple you see in gardens here, but still purple), but it was less than half the height of a cultivated iris.
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I love the simplicity of these.
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It is very pretty. Doesn’t even look like an iris.
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I like them too 😊
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