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Moraea iris Stock Photos and Images
RF2F6P6F4–Digitally enhanced image of a Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium syn. Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Photographed in Israel in March a dwarf ir
RMH4B38C–Blue-eyed Grasses, Moraea sisyrinchium on the imposing rock coast at the Atlantic near Lagos, Algarve, Portugal, Europe
RF2WFD36F–Moraea sordescens Moraea, the Cape tulips, is a genus of plants in the family Iridaceae by Pierre-Joseph Redouté’s Les Liliacées a tome of plant species of and related to the lily family. Produced from 1802 – 1816, the plates are drawn from Empress Josephine’s extensive collection of plants in her gardens at Malmaison,
RFFA2MAM–Native white iris (Diplarrena moraea) flowering beside Three Capes Track, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia
RMEJ09Y6–Flower, blossom, flourish, flora, spring flora, Geophyte, Gynandriris monophylla, Iridaceae, Moraea sisyrinchium, iris, shrub, Me
RM2BY848T–African Iris, Bicolor Iris,Dietes bicolor,Iridaceae,Moraea bicolor,Peacock Flower,Yellow Butterfly Iris,yellow flower bedgarden
RF2F5CPH4–Digitally enhanced image of a Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium syn. Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Photographed in Israel in March a dwarf ir
RFMD4B5A–Barbary Nut , flower plant, Moraea sisyrinchium , Gynandries sisyrinchium, Andalusia, Spain.
RF2F6P5RA–Digitally enhanced image of a Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium syn. Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Photographed in Israel in March a dwarf ir
RMFBJ4XT–Blue-eyed Grasses, Moraea sisyrinchium on the imposing rock coast at the Atlantic near Lagos, Algarve, Portugal, Europe
RMH4BFHX–Blue-eyed Grasses, Moraea sisyrinchium on the imposing rock coast at the Atlantic near Lagos, Algarve, Portugal, Europe
RM2X424B0–Iris pseudacorus, yellow irises, yellow flag flowers, or water flag flowers with a honeybee foraging for pollen
RF2F5CR0G–Digitally enhanced image of a Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium syn. Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Photographed in Israel in March a dwarf ir
RF2WT2PMA–Delicate purple Iris of the Morea family growing among the long grasses of the Drakensberg mountains, covered in water drops.
RM2WJCTR5–Plantation with olive tree (Olea europaea) with flower meadow of noonday iris (Gynandriris sisyrinchium), grove, cultivation, horticulture, trees
RF2GDBXHX–A delicate light Salmon colored Common Cape Tulip, Moraea Miniata, in spring photographed in the Cederberg Mountains, South Africa.
RM2D9MHW6–Moraea huttonii,Hutton's Cape tulip,Moraea rivularis,yellow flower flowers,yellow iris like flowers,flowering,Peacock lily,African iris,Butterfly iris
RMKCKP61–Butterfly flag, known in Tasmania as White iris (Diplarrena moraea), occurs in New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. Don River estuary, northwest Ta
RF2T972PH–Butterfly iris (Moraea polystachya) is a toxic perennial plant native to Namibia and South Africa.
RM2BNDC8W–Karoo iris (Moraea polystachya) Mountain Zebra National Park, Eastern Cape, South Africa , February.
RM2BNHY72–Mountain iris (Moraea sisyrinchium) close-up of flowers, Helicon Focus used for improved depth of field, Oman, April
RF2GGH6JK–A flower from the Iris family (Moraea ciliata ssp. cuprina) beautiful bulb plant with a light maroon brown flower
RMD82HX5–Barbary nut (Gynandriris sisyrinchium) near Cabanas São Brás de Alportel Algarve Portugal Mediterranean Europe
RF2T7DFCA–Old illustration ofAfrican Iris (Dietes iridioides). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816
RM2H42MD7–Butterfly iris (Moraea sp.): entire flowering plant with separate fruiting stem and sections of leaf and bulb. Coloured engraving after F. von Scheidl, 1776.
RF2F5CPKB–Digitally enhanced image of a Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium syn. Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Photographed in Israel in March a dwarf ir
RF2T9R8JY–Old illustration of Barbary Nut (Moraea sisyrinchium). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816
RM2R7K0GP–Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium syn. Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Photographed in Israel in March a dwarf iris, in the genus Moraea, nativ
RF2F5CYJB–Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium syn. Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Photographed in Israel in March a dwarf iris, in the genus Moraea, nativ
RM2D9MGX9–Moraea huttonii,Hutton's Cape tulip,Moraea rivularis,yellow flower flowers,yellow iris like flowers,flowering,Peacock lily,African iris,Butterfly iris
RFRAEE5W–Moraea iridioides, Morée faux-iris, African Iris, Redouté, Pierre Joseph, 1759-1840, les liliacees, 1802 - 181 reimagined
RF2GGH6H8–A flower from the Iris family (Moraea ciliata ssp. cuprina) beautiful bulb plant with a light maroon brown flower
RFS43TY9–Barbary Nut or Moraea sisyrinchium is a small iris growing wild under a tree on a coastal path in Alcudia
RF2K4JHP4–Close up of the South-African plant species yellow flowering Moraea reticulata Goldblatt, a bulbous perennial flowering in autumn.
RMF8XXTP–Spring flowers, mostly peacock anemones, and some Barbary Nut etc, in old olive grove, Lesvos, Greece.
RF2F5CYEF–Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium syn. Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Photographed in Israel in March a dwarf iris, in the genus Moraea, nativ
RF2WT2NM0–The small purple flower buds of a wild iris, covered in dewdrops in the grasses of the Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa
RF2G8W72Y–Butterfly Flags (Diplarrena Moraea) are often thought to be introduced because local councils often plant them in parks and gardens. They are native.
RFRAEDG8–Vieusseuxia glaucopis, Moraea glaucopis, Vieusseuxie à taches bleues, Peacock Iris, Pavonia, Redouté, Pierre Joseph reimagined
RF2HNRYTT–Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium . Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Israel a dwarf iris,
RFS43TYA–Barbary Nut or Moraea sisyrinchium is a small iris growing wild under a tree on a coastal path in Alcudia, Mallorca
RF2J61CP3–Moraea sisyrinchium or Gynandriris sisyrinchium, also known as barbary nut. Wild small irises. Easily found in Turkey, Mediterranean region.
RF2T7DFCT–Old illustration of North's False Flag (Neomarica northiana). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816
RM2AXCPN2–Plants and their ways in South Africa . lanceolate. Moraea.—Flowers without a tube, regular, but the petalsare much smaller than the sepals. Sepals showy, usuallynarrowed into a claw. Petals lanceolate, sometimes minutewith a long, tapering point. The genus is known from the other genera by the large petal-likestigmas. It is nearly like the Iris, The fleur-de-lys, which is theflower of chivalry, the emblem of the Crusader, Louis VII. The anthers are closely applied to the stigma but open away from it.The stigmas receive pollen from other flowers on a transverse ridge justabove the stamens. 268
RMF8XXX2–Spring flowers, mostly peacock anemones, and Barbary Nut etc, in old olive grove, Lesvos, Greece.
RF2F5CYY8–Blue Iris or Barbary Nut, (Moraea sisyrinchium syn. Gynandriris sisyrinchium) Photographed in Israel in March a dwarf iris, in the genus Moraea, nativ
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