Blue Flag Iris Fleur de Lys French Canada Quebec Postcard

Could not resist several photos of this amazing blue flag iris or fleur-de-lis, the official flower of the province of Quebec. The blue flag (Iris versicolor) is also known as harlequin blueflag, larger blue flag, northern blue flag, and poison flag - lovely to look at, but do not eat this plant! Overseas, the flower is known in Britain and Ireland as purple iris. The iris is the provincial flower of Quebec, Canada, and also the official flower of Tennessee, USA. As a wildflower this plant can be found growing near water, such a marsh or riverbank. This floral design is perfect for residents or visitors to Quebec, or Tennessee; a great souvenir, or for keeping in touch with loved ones in another province or country; for flower lovers, gardeners, botanists, friends and family, horticulture experts, wildflower buffs, nature lovers. Purple is a color of inspiration, confidence and success in life. Purple and gold are often associated with royalty or nobility. This fabulous flora was photographed in Vieux Hull (Old Hull), Gatineau, Quebec Canada by local artist M Sylvia Chaume. Happy blessings!