These irises (we used to call them 'snakeflowers' when I was a kid) are open in wet and swampy spots everywhere - I was surprised to see so many of them at the edge of where the beach meets land.
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2 comments:
so is it a snakeflowerthen?sorry i have a project and i need to know what a snake flower looks like..... email me at pierinalumier@hotmail.com
I don't know if anyone else calls it that; it's just what we did. Good luck,
Sherrie
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