A few things blooming early
No ID clematis

Another Amorphophallus konjac stinking up the patio

Trimming roses in the upper bed...

A few hostas down by the pond....

Crown of Thorns...

Colocasias and Alocasias are just peeking out....

Side garden just waking up...lots of lilies from the last DG co-op just getting ready to bloom. I had to plant them in pots as they started growing as soon as they arrived last fall.

Small collection of Oxalis

Pond irises just starting to bloom...

Day blooming cereus

This is the first Amorphofalus to bloom this year. It has now crashed and will return in a few weeks as a small "umbrella" shaped tree.

A group of brugmansias I rooted over the winter, looking pretty healthy behind the pond.

Same brugs a couple of days later after I discovered spider mites and have to strip 'em and spray.....

Oh, those brugs look so sad.
How nice to see the day blooming cereus.
Right now my garden is looking good. We have had rain and weather has been cool enough to keep the violas alive but also nudge along the summer bloomers.

A week ago.....

The brugs have recovered and need to be repotted soon. Some are twice the height of the pot. They all have new homes, so I'm not going to repot 'em! I was able to keep them "soaped up" each morning, so the spider mites were greatly discouraged.

This morning..

A few coleus

Cane begonia that needs to be repotted....growing up and under eaves of patio. Hides the rain tank behind the screen and my little greenhouse...

good recovery!

Can you post some pics of what's blooming in your garden?

Little Henry Spirea

native red columbine

phlox pilosa

moonshine yarrow with henry duelberg in back

red dragon ...forgot the rest

this pot has viola, potato vine and zinnia in the back

blackfoot daisy

bachelor buttons (scattered seeds) with augusta duelberg

miss julia correvon clematis

margaret hunt clematis