My bed by the driveway with N. Cassata, and the double time tulips are starting to emerge.

My Parrot tulips have really grown this week.



Random blooms.

All the blooms are just beautiful. I have daffys, crocus, hyacinth, squill and glories of the snow. I am really enjoying the color but I can also see spots that are bare. I would like to plant these spots with the appropriate bulbs but when the time comes to plant new bulbs the existing ones are dormant and I cannot tell exactly where they are. How do you keep track of where your bulbs are planted? What methods do you recommend to mark them?

Nice bulb blooms everyone!
I can't keep up w/ you folks in warmer places; it is still struggling to be spring here.


really?
Yes, waiting for this snow to melt to show you my snow tulips (some kind of kaufmanniana)


here they are this afternoon




I have some other kaufmanniana varieties starting in the rock garden, too





anemone


chionodoxa


tricolor


'grapies' and striped squill

Gorgeous, Annette! Woodstock is great with those yellow Daffs.

Dirtdorphins, I LOVE those red Tulips growing up through that Sedum- beautiful combo!

Haha--that spot between the house and the sidewalk and the driveway is one little hell-strip where sedum and bulbs are about the only things that survive...

Perfect conditions for Tulips, best for seeing them return well. How long have those been growing there?

I am convinced I killed all my Thomm early spring crocus.Last April I used a weed killer that killed the weeds and any other plant live in the same ground.Bulbs were included as my lily patch in another garden died as well as Oriental poppies.
Ortho Crabbgrass and weed killer isnt Round-up.

Crocus, crocus, crocus comming up everywhere. I planted thousands of new ones last fall.

Great color...so many to plan for. Thanks for beating down the blahs.

Here is a few more pics just more of the same old crocus but they sure are pretty. Plus some new bright yellow arrivals.

Neal, I think this is the third season for the reds, with the sedum--the rock garden is all new last year.

Jo Ann, I accidentally ruined a spot with some brush/vine-killer last year --whoops.

That is powerful stuff and now I know what "selective " means. I have no idea where else I tried to eleminate the dread weeg "Bitter Cress" .
I know plants are late here this year but those blue crocus are no where to be seen.Cloth of Gold is MIA too.

Jo Ann, isn't Cloth of Gold an early blooming one?

Yes.It blooms when the Snow Crocus blooms
This was last spring before I killed them in late May.

Humm, I wonder why they didn't show up.

Some of my early crocus blooming.

I must have posted in another thread.I sprayed weed killer in the area last spring.It killed everything,including the weeds for which it was intended.

#574329 thread above.

So sorry that happened! Those yellow crocus were lovely.

I don't have Cloth of Gold. I was thinking of getting some at Brent & Beckies. Maybe I will for this fall.

The purple vaining is so unexpected.I believe these bulbs date back to 1587.

Beautiful photos everyone!