This week’s vase features two plants that are rebloomers. It is so special to have bearded iris in bloom in November, so I hope you will enjoy ‘Clarence.’ Adding support are the last of the second flush of blooms of chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus ‘Shoal Creek’).
The vase is our Kenzan Japanese flower container, one of my Arranger’s favorites.
Please join Cathy at Rambling in the Garden to see what wonderful flowers she is sharing this week from her garden. Let me invite you to join in these weekly posts; just pluck something beautiful from your garden, set it one of your favorite vases, and share with us.
A Walk in the Garden 
You have certainly gotten your money’s worth with the vitex this year. Or, perhaps I should say effort…because of your pruning.
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This really has been a good year for the vitex. I committed ‘Vitex murder’ in late winter and they came back prolifically. I then deadheaded all I could reach after the first bloom (she won’t let me get very high on a ladder these days), and again the results have been spectacular. The bees have been very, very happy.
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Another lovely arrangement.
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Thank you, Susie.
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A lovely iris – a real delight so late in the year!
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You know that I am a believer of rebloomers.
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Oh, that is beautiful John – the Arranger has excelled in her arranging! Please give her special thanks from me 🙂
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And she sends a ‘You’re Welcome.”
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Dynamic arrangement – irises in November! Yikes!
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It’s wonderful to have some of these still back in the fall.
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Beautiful John – I had an blooming a coulé of weeks ago – the first time that had ever happened. Sadly it was raining and the flower had spoiled before I even realised it had bloomed – that is the English weather!
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English weather…American weather. At times they spoil…and then….
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