Ummm the muscari? It was laden here when I bought the house....I live in the country it's everywhere. Probably the common kind ?

The Corydalis turtschaninovii. There's different shades of its; some are more purpley (according to googleguy).

Ipheion Leucojum (Snowflake)note Butterfly.Banja

Jmorth,
Thanks for the notation. I think I would have missed it otherwise! There all looking good and I like the GC with the Ipheion. What is it?

I'm exited because my crown imperial frits and uva vulpis are all looking good this year. The UV is about ready to bloom. Planted all two falls ago and only 2 crown imps broke ground last year and then promptly died back. Wish I knew why. The one thing different this year is I removed all mulch from beds around the frits.

Lysimmachia nummularia Aurea (moneywort)

Ohhhh yeah..I've been trying to find it. I believe it did have a subsp...

Kim, that Corydalis is the most wonderful shade of blue! There are a couple of pale blue varieties of Muscari that Brent&Becky's are offering this year that have me quite tempted too.

Jmorth, love those summer snowflakes, such graceful beauties! For years, when I had only seen them in catalog pics, I thought they were tiny things like Snowdrops. A friend gave me some last year and they're blooming now too. I'm a big fan of nodding, bell shaped blooms, and loving the increase I'm already seeing in them.

I've been browsing fall bulb selections, and noticed some Snowdrop varieties from Brent&Becky's that get 12" tall or more. I had no idea any got that big!

Can I share my Sad story here I feel like crying.. and need a hug

I planted a whole bunch of Michael's Flower last fall. They were coming up. I was about to take pictures of them to post here...along with some other bulbs. My husband ran over them with the lawnmower!!! claims he thought they were weeds

Well I guess the good part is they will come back next year...still sighing

That reminds me of the time Dave whacked a couple of my OT Lilies with the weedeater, right after I specifically showed him what to avoid! I was ticked for days! Micheal's Flower, that's the little Frittilaria isn't it? At least it is a bulb that will recover, but that doesn't help when looking at the garden this year.

Neal...I'm still ticked too because Sometimes you can forget where you have things planted. And with bulbs..especially daffs. The leaves go away...Then I'll come and start digging and dig the bulbs..


Thanks for the hug...lol

Yeah they look like this...

A sunkistdaffodil - Kydee

Temple's Favoriteniteday

Beautiful! I love that

greigii 'Double Red Riding Hood'

neighbor as Rabbit Chow

Fritillaria meleagris, lone survivor, 1st year to bloom

LUV the frit. !

Lovely, Evan! Those white Daffs are great with those Tulips. I've never grown those checkered lily Frits, I always thought they were really tiny, but recently saw them sold as cut flowers and the blooms are bigger than I realized.

Thx, I planted 5 meleagris, 5 fox's grape and 7 crown imperials 2 falls ago. No blooms last year and only only the 1 meleagris and 2 crown imperials broke ground (and promptly died back). I think I planted some things where the fox's grape were. I forgot to mark them!! This year all the crown imperials are up to about 1-2'. There not growing perfect straight like in the growers photos but I have them supported and am crossing my fingers that I get some blooms.

Last of the tulips here.