I know I am late so many blooms out there just wanted to share
Please share your favorite bloom of the day too



these tiny species tulips just showed up out of nowhere don't remember planting them

Went for a walk in the woods today


Virginia bluebells are a blooming

Two for one today
the striped squill are about finished and the lungwort just coming into bloom

the wind flowers need a sunny day to open and they do dance in the wind

Jewel baby
usually the first if the minis

Cinda, that's is a lovely mini iris!

I'm trying to do cottage garden in front of house under pecan tree. Not sure what plants will work; three of the dwarf azaleas that were there died since we moved in 5 years ago. I believed they were original plantings. There are foxtail and asparagus ferns on one side.

I've added coneflowers, white 4' o'clock, toad lilies, shrimp plant, salvia, spiderworts just to name a few. Red poppy and larkspur seeds were tossed in and they've come back every year. Added Texas bluebonnets too. Still looking for other plants and seeds that will work.

So I am not keeping up with the blooms
the cold and snow slowed all things down




for a while pansys were the only happy flowers



the dogwoods survived the hard freeze
and the Spanish bluebells
Now blooming

piksihk said:Cinda, that's is a lovely mini iris!

I'm trying to do cottage garden in front of house under pecan tree. Not sure what plants will work; three of the dwarf azaleas that were there died since we moved in 5 years ago. I believed they were original plantings. There are foxtail and asparagus ferns on one side.

I've added coneflowers, white 4' o'clock, toad lilies, shrimp plant, salvia, spiderworts just to name a few. Red poppy and larkspur seeds were tossed in and they've come back every year. Added Texas bluebonnets too. Still looking for other plants and seeds that will work.

Wow sounds like you should have a garden full of color
Looking forward to some pictures.

The little white stars of the woodland sedum

iris

This perennial bachelors button likes my garden a bit too much , have to remove a lot of seedlings in the spring.

coral bells
a favorite of the humming birds that showed up last week.

comfrey
It has many uses and the bees love it.

yesterday the poppies were hanging their heads in the rain

Today they greet the sunshine

Heads held high.

Hardy geranium.
one of my very favorite perennials

Allium

new iris opening every day

clematis buds

Valerian
it perfumes the whole garden...yard.....field..... very scented.

sedum