Great idea with the Tulips!

Rita,

It will look great!

I think you could plant daffodil bulbs and daylilies literally on top of each other and have them both do fine, since they have different periods of active growth & flowering... it's just easier to plant between when you have one thing already established. I don't think you need to worry about the daffs crowding the DLs or vice versa.

I have a little border along the back where I have lots of daffodil clumps but not much else... so I need to plant some things in between this spring before the daffodil foliage disappears! I'm always reluctant to go clomping away with my shovel when I think there's a good chance of chomping through a bulb. Maybe I can spread out some of those daffodil clumps while I'm at it...

Marilyn said:I hope everything is ok Janice.

Yes, I added some pics to the db. Took more pics today and will add to the db later.

Heuchera 'Root Beer' planted last year.

• Coral Bells (Heuchera 'Root Beer')
• Uploaded by Marilyn

Shannon, I took another pic of the one you were asking about. Maybe it's Spring Beauty. The second one is cropped of it.


Trillium luteum

• Yellow Trillium (Trillium luteum)
• Uploaded by Marilyn

Heuchera 'Ruby Bells'


Trillium


Heuchera 'Plum Pudding'

• Coral Bells (Heuchera 'Plum Pudding')
• Uploaded by Marilyn

Edited to add.....

Shannon, jmorth corrected me and stated, "Definitely not Spring Beauty; looks like Toothwort to me (Dentaria lacintata)."

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I also have Spring Beauty growing here, but that pic isn't it.

Great things abounding....Nice Marilyn..

I planted these daf bulbs last fall and got my reward. Holicow the deep orange trumpets are ruffled. Suada

Those are gorgeous, Jo Ann!

The daffs are just about finished here; we're waiting for a few of the later tulips to open.

Tulips are just sarting. I am waiting for mini iris.

Wish I could report the same progress as others here. After weeks of VERY unseasonable heat we have gone back to near normal sub zero (C) temps with predictable results.
Last year

Last year

Last year

Last year

Oh no, Brian! What a rotten twist of weather!

I'm so sorry that you lost all of your lovely tree blooms. The others should recover and bloom later, right?

Jo Ann, that daff is fabulous.

I will have to think some more about possibly adding more to that slope. So much to do as far as adding bulbs. IT never seems to end but it does get prettier and prettier!

I agree.

Brian!!

Your last years' photos are wonderful!

Love those trees!

Here is how we are looking today
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Daffodils today-



I will have to look for the tag to ID these. They are from Brent and Beckies two years ago and so pretty.



Front yard view.



Roulette daffs.



Closer on the Roulette daffs. These are such cute little things.

I like the orange trumpets. Mostly my faves are whites and creams but your Roulettes are sweet.

I didn't realize when I bought them that the flowers would be so small. And they are bunch flowering, that is three flowers on one stem. I guess that is good as the flowers are so small. But I think they are very pretty so I guess it is all ok.


Early tulips in the front yard are starting to open.



Mixed Darwin tulips are in bud but not ready to bloom yet.




Other purple tulips in the backyard came open yesterday.

This is the other 35 gallon pond that I cleaned out at the end of last week. It is in the side yard shrub border and just sits above ground.



Here are some of the Fruit Puch Poppies that were planted last year looking really good. No buds showing yet though.

Not all has been death and destruction. Some plants are doing very well.

Nice daffs. Can't tell what those small blue flowers are though.