Juno (Scorpiris) - Season 2010

[Casalima]

Gorgeous clump, Hans, and enhanced by the raindrops.

[Hendrik Van Bogaert]

Here also the first Iris planifolia has started to flower.

Wonderfull clump!
Hendrik

[Hans A.]

Thanks to all.
I started this clump with three or four seedlings about six years ago, in 2009 I had to transplant and split it as it became to large and started to cover some smaller Oncos. Divisions of those are now growing in several countries.
As it is still more beautiful with a bit of sunshine:

[Luc Gilgemyn]

drool...drool...drool... 

[Otto Fauser]

Hans , words fail me
   
       otto

[David Nicholson]

drool...drool...drool... 

Me also, sore chin time again

[BULBISSIME]

You're right Hans ... better with sun !
I also like the nice and vigourous leaves in the background... 

[fleurbleue]

Thanks for this nice bunch of flowers Hans 

[Hans A.]

Thanks for the kind comments!

I also like the nice and vigourous leaves in the background... 

I suppose you mean the leaves of Iris unguicularis subsp. cretensis. 
Found recently some Oncoseedlings on my footpath - will be all pure species, but I will have to wait their flower to know to which species they belong.

[PeterT]

Hans - The first onco seed I ever germinated was one I found on the path 10 days after sowing and 2 or 3 days after a thunder storm

[Paul T]

Glorious, Hans.  Good luck with the Onco seedlings in your footpath.  Amazing to have them so happily seeding, or do you mean that you dropped some seed that you'd brought in?

[Gerhard Raschun]

first flowering Juno persica

[Maggi Young]

Fine photo of this great flower, Gerhard, thank you.

[Luc Gilgemyn]

Well done indeed Gerhard !
Isn't this very early ? 

[Hans A.]

Fantastic picture Gerhard!