Here are some pictures of some rock garden plants in planters on my deck.
Some are starting to fill in nicely.
#1 This was sold as 'Anemone multifida Plena' but looks like a pulsatilla to me. Still very pretty.
#2 Saponaria x hybrid from Wrightman
#3 Gypsophila repens Filou Rose
#4 Potentilla neumanniana Nana
#5 Houstonia longifolia
#6 Dianthus pavonius Nyewood Cream in April
#7 Dianthus pavonius Nyewood Cream in May
#8 Veronica petraeus Madame Mercier
#9 Phlox subulata North Hills
#10 Saponaria oxymoides
#11 Erysimum amoenum
#12 Dianthus Pike's Peak
#13 Dianthus Dainty Dame

Scott, those are all very nice.

Another batch of spring blooming plants in my container 'rock garden':
#1 Dianthus x Little Jock
#2 Veronica x Snowmass
#3 Thymus vulgaris Narrow-Leaf French
#4 Verbena peruviana. Brilliant red but my picture always looks orange...
#5 Dracocephalum
#6 Scutellaria resinosa
#7 Silene alpestris Flore Plena
#8. Thalictrum sachilenense - the teeniest tiny flowers atop wiry stems.
#9. Penstemon mensarum Grand Mesa
#10 Valeriana montana
#11 Conradina verticillata Rocky Top
#12 Alyssum oxycarpum

Wonderful photos of your new plants Scott.
I need to get some photos of the new ones I got this spring.

Some more 'rock garden' bloomers recently ...

#1 Thymus zeravshanicus
#2 Dianthus NOID - I haven't given up finding the ID tag
#3 Hypericum kazdaghense. A tiny St John's wort with many yellow flowers
#4 Scabiosa japonica Ritz Blue
#5 Veronica spicata Nana - A tiny perennial with typical spike-like flowers.
#6 Dracocephalum argunense Fuji White (an unusual white cultivar, usually blue).
#7 Lysimachia congestiflora Persion Chocolate. Great contrast between the bright yellow flowers and the super dark foliage.
#8 Sempervivum NOID - from Home Depot - looking great. I haven't had much luck with sempervivum in the past, but so far, so good...

That's really early bloom for a hypericum. Did you just get it this year? Really nice stuff!

I agree with Leftwood

Blooming cycles are crazy this year at my place. My Hesperantha coccinea 'Oregon Sunset' is blooming for the last 2 weeks. The hardy gladiolas are also blooming.

Not much happening. But heres the alpine bed under snow.

my cute little $$ crocus

This has been blooming since the first week of January, and keeps producing more buds.

This one started blooming last month, and going strong.

I love those Lynn
I tried them and they did well for a few years, but last year they were pretty wimpy and seemed to be fading out...wondering if they are even going to show up at all this year

Mine have been going since 2019, and just seem to get bigger. Might be because they have been moved/divided so much? I just dug out some more of them a couple of days ago, and potted them up.

Mine since '17--but we've had some wicked drought and winters

here's my other new crocus

Dirt, that is beautiful.

valleylynn said: Mine have been going since 2019, and just seem to get bigger. Might be because they have been moved/divided so much? I just dug out some more of them a couple of days ago, and potted them up.

Maybe they like dividing in order to stay "fresh" and vigorous?

dirtdorphins said: here's my other new crocus

• Crocus 'Deep Water'
• Uploaded by dirtdorphins

Wow that is one nice colored crocus! That lavender blue is so beautiful with the yellow pollen

Today's "honorable mention" group in my rock garden bed. Dafs are sprouting up, and boy are those new spring sprigs of phedimus sichotense vibrant green!! Baby orostachys waking up in background.




Edit:
Just realized, the photo framing on this one is REALLY bad. Sorry!!!