I love thet sedum in the second picture.

Beautiful Flowers Tee, what was that white flower?

Corydalis George p Baker




Narcissus Minnow

The sedum is S. 'takesimense' and I highly recommend it. Tough and very well behaved.

The white flower is Amaryllils 'Matterhorn'.

I really should take time to label photos.

Still love the pictures, Tee. Amaryllils 'Matterhorn'. Wow beautiful.

Thanks Tee, that was partially my fault because I didn't bother to open it. The sedum is very beautiful.

Tee, I am eager to see my creeping phlox when they get to that size! Bee-yew-ti-muss.

Thanks, Debra. They are one of my absolute all-time favorites. My grandmother had them and I can still remember hers.

This is a riot

Winter Jewels Golden Sunrise Lenten Rose. No bloom but love the leaves.

The smell


Sitll going strong

Hot Flash. Just had to buy that one.

When going out to the greenhouse this smells so good

Mother Nature puts on the best show if you just stop and look!

You are so right about that, Julia.

I have some irises blooming, and the rest are right behind.





My verbena is pretty much a non-stop bloomer



The pinks are blooming




The Indigo Spires salvia is blooming



Some of the yarrow is blooming (this is Apple Blossom).



And of course, bachelor buttons, larkspur, and poppies are blooming. The daffs are finished for the year.

Nice blooms. Love the red double poppy behind the yellow iris.

Nice, Trish. My Iris are up but no blooms yet. Yarrow as well.

Pretty. Giving me zone envy again.

Karen

Beautiful flowers Trish.

What nice pictures everyone. The Daffodils and Crocus are just starting to open here. The Tulips all had buds , planted about a 100 last Fall but the nice weather is gone. We have gone down to about 20 degrees the last couple of nights and now they are all laying down so do not know if they will flower this year. I was reading in the paper that the fruit orchards were in trouble with the early flowering of the trees , now with the cold weather they are lighting fires in the fields at night trying to keep the trees warm so they do not lose the whole crop this year.

So very sorry to hear that Bob, that has happened a lot in Va. for Tulips, for a long time I would not have any. Past couple of years I had them in pots, kinda boring compared to a mass planting. I understand why you planted so many, nothing like the sight of a mass planting of tulips!
I believe I heard the same story about Florida a couple of years ago, maybe even last year I don't remember. But the orange trees were freezing and when that happens prices go up for us. And the poor farmers loose their paycheck.