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RM2H7P2CK–Dietes iridioides, Fortnight Lily, wild iris, cape iris, Moraea iridioides, dietes vegeta, African iris, morea iris. White/yellow/violet
RF2WWG6F2–Wild iris, Dietes iridioides, African iris, fortnight lily or morea iris, on a black background
RFKGKF9C–Dietes Iridioides flowers, native to South Africa to Kenya. Also known as African iris, Cape iris, fortnight lily, Morea iris and wild iris.
RMBWG512–African Iris, Cape iris, Fortnight Lily, Morea iris, Wild Iris (Dietes iridioides), flowers.
RFHRT1AR–Single Dietes iridioides (African iris). Ornamental plant in the Iridaceae family: white flower marked with yellow and violet, with six free petals.
RF2WT2PMA–Delicate purple Iris of the Morea family growing among the long grasses of the Drakensberg mountains, covered in water drops.
RMDD0CKX–Close-up of Wood/ African Cape/ Cape/ Morea /Wild Iris or Fortnight Lily- Dietes iridioides - Family Iridaceae
RMBEDDTP–Large Wild Iris aka Fairy Iris Dietes grandiflora Taken In Western Cape Province, South Africa
RM2K1J491–African iris (Dietes irioides), also known as Fortnight lily, often planted in Australian gardens and public areas to help control weeds and erosion.
RF2JTRWM8–Gorgeous white flowers of the African wood Iris, Dietes Iridiodes, growing wild in the Tsitsikamma Forest.
RFKGKF8P–Dietes Grandiflora flower, also known as large wild iris or fairy iris growing in a garden setting. Very shallow focus on just the centre of the flowe
RFMK7J90–African Iris, Dietes iridioides, on black background, top view. This an ornamental plant in the Iridaceae family the flowers last only one day.
RFKGKF97–Dietes Iridioides flowers in an Australian garden bed and gum tree in the background. Native to South Africa to Kenya. Also known as African iris, Cap
RF2D4XFHJ–African Iris, Dietes iridioides, on black background, top view, the background is slightly defocused mulch. This ornamental plantis in the Iridaceae
RF2WT2NM0–The small purple flower buds of a wild iris, covered in dewdrops in the grasses of the Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa
RF2E189KG–African Iris, Dietes iridioides, on black background, top view. This an ornamental plant in the Iridaceae family the flowers last only one day.
RF2D4XFHG–African Iris, Dietes iridioides, on black background, top view, with water drops. This an ornamental plant in the Iridaceae family the flowers last on
RFS3AR4A–A Common Dotted Fruit Chafer beetle (Oxythyrea marginalis) pollinating a Sweet Tulip flower (Morea fugax, yellow form) on the slopes of Table Mountain, Cape Town, Western Cape Province, South Africa.
RFT7AJB4–White African Iris, Dietes iridioides, on dark background, top view. This an ornamental plant in the Iridaceae family the flowers last only one day.
RMBEDDW0–Large Wild Iris aka Fairy Iris Dietes grandiflora Taken In Western Cape Province, South Africa
RM2K1J45R–African iris (Dietes irioides), also known as Fortnight lily, often planted in Australian gardens and public areas to help control weeds and erosion.
RF2WFCYH1–Dietes iridioides, Here As Moroea iridioides. commonly named African iris, fortnight lily, and morea iris, is a species of plant in the family Iridaceae that is native to Southern Africa. Produced under the patronage of Josephine Bonaparte, Empress of France, Pierre-Joseph Redouté’s Les Liliacées contained 503 plates detailing the various 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, where Redouté worked as a botanical artist. This folio is often considered to
RM2K1J45H–African iris (Dietes irioides), also known as Fortnight lily, often planted in Australian gardens and public areas to help control weeds and erosion.
RFKGKF99–Dietes Iridioides flowers in an Australian garden bed and gum tree in the background. Native to South Africa to Kenya. Also known as African iris, Cap
RMAH6M6Y–Close-up of Wood/ African Cape/ Cape/ Morea /Wild Iris or Fortnight Lily- Dietes iridioides - Family Iridaceae
RFKGKF8N–Dietes Grandiflora flower in bud form, also known as large wild iris or fairy iris growing in a garden setting. Very shallow focus on just the centre
RF2GH4GTJ–White iris flower blossom, gardening in California, USA. Delicate bloom in spring morning garden, drops of fresh dew on petals. springtime flora in so
RMD5A0KD–A new South-African species of Iris, which has recently been discovered in Worchester Valley nearby Kapstadt will carry the name 'Morea Vuvuzela' (picture not dated). The flower, that only grows a few centimetres high, will be dedicated to the first soccer world cup held on the African continent, sais Claus Baetke of the Association 'Biopat' in Eschborn, nearby Frankfurt/Main, Germ
RMRF5B5C–. Catalogue of bulbs and flowering roots for fall planting : August 1896. Nursery stock New York State Catalogs; Nurseries Horticulture New York State Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Seeds Prices; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Nursery stock; Nurseries (Horticulture); Seeds; Bulbs (Plants); Flowers. IRIS. (FLEUR-DE-LIS. A beautiful class of flowering bulbs, suitable for pots or borders, and all hardy except Morea pavonia and Tuberosa, which can only be flowered in the house in pots. If ordered toy mail, add 6 cents per dozen, except those marked thus (*), for which add 20 cents per dozen. Each Perdoz. 1
RM2K1J45E–African iris (Dietes irioides), also known as Fortnight lily, often planted in Australian gardens and public areas to help control weeds and erosion.
RMARFDTY–Close-up of Wood/ African Cape/ Cape/ Morea /Wild Iris or Fortnight Lily- Dietes iridioides - Family Iridaceae
RFKGKF8K–Dietes Grandiflora flower in bud form, also known as large wild iris or fairy iris growing in a garden setting. Very shallow focus on just the centre
RF2TAJA5W–African iris, Fortnight lily or Morea iris flower (Dietes iridioides) on garden in Teresopolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
RF2GH4ECR–White iris flower blossom, gardening in California, USA. Delicate bloom in spring morning garden, drops of fresh dew on petals. springtime flora in so
RMRFCHBW–. Catalogue of bulbs and flowering roots for fall planting : August 1896. Nursery stock New York State Catalogs; Nurseries Horticulture New York State Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs; Seeds Prices; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Nursery stock; Nurseries (Horticulture); Seeds; Bulbs (Plants); Flowers. IRIS. (FLEUR-DE-LIS. A beautiful class of flowering bulbs, suitable for pots or borders, and all hardy except Morea pavonia and Tuberosa, which can only be flowered in the house in pots. If ordered toy mail, add 6 cents per dozen, except those marked thus (*), for which add 20 cents per dozen. Each Perdoz. 1
RM2K1J48D–African iris (Dietes irioides), also known as Fortnight lily, often planted in Australian gardens and public areas to help control weeds and erosion.
RF2GBC916–White iris flower blossom, gardening in California, USA. Delicate bloom in spring morning garden, drops of fresh dew on petals. springtime flora in so
RF2GBC95A–White iris flower blossom, gardening in California, USA. Delicate bloom in spring morning garden, drops of fresh dew on petals. springtime flora in so
RF2G633J8–White iris flower blossom, gardening in California, USA. Delicate bloom in spring morning garden, drops of fresh dew on petals. springtime flora in so
RF2GH4ECX–White iris flower blossom, gardening in California, USA. Delicate bloom in spring morning garden, drops of fresh dew on petals. springtime flora in so
RF2G632FH–White iris flower blossom, gardening in California, USA. Delicate bloom in spring morning garden, drops of fresh dew on petals. springtime flora in so
RF2GBC944–White iris flower blossom, gardening in California, USA. Delicate bloom in spring morning garden, drops of fresh dew on petals. springtime flora in so
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