As the editors of The World of Irises blog look back on
2017, these were the most viewed posts. To view the email, just click on the title of the blog and it will take you to the post.
Image by Dawn Munford
The second most viewed blog was Suzanne Holland Spicker’s
"’Talking Irises’ TALL BEARDED IRISES: COMPANION PLANTS for PINK, RED, and PURPLE IRISES.”
'Red Skies' (Ghio)--image by Suzanne Spicker
That blog was followed by Chad Harris’s “Colors, Patterns of Japanese Iris."
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Image by Chad Harris
Dawn Munford occupies the Number 4 spot with “MOREPHOTOMONTAGES OF TALL BEARDED IRISES.”
Image by Dawn Munford
Image by Kat Zalewska
'Great White Hope' (Haymon)--Image by Robert Treadway
Bonnie Nichols wrote about cultural problems in “Bloom Out in Bearded Irises.”
Image by Bonnie Nichols
In ninth place, Bryce Williamson posted “I’m Singing the Blues.”
'Absolute Treasure' (Tasco)--Image by Bryce Williamson
Image by Chad Harris
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Nice year's end review. I love this blog. You all make it a delight to read. Well done and Happy New Year to all the writers and editors!
ReplyDeleteI loved all of them but my favorite, April Melody, didn't make the Top Ten. It probably was for people with a specific interest in the Jim Gibson iris, which is my focus in part of the garden. Thank you for this retrospect of the blogs as I missed a couple of them.
ReplyDeleteBonny McDaniel
Nice post and happy new year! Iris make a nice addition to the garden. The ‘Red Skies’ and ‘Absolute Treasure’ varieties are striking!
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