We had a 40°F drop in temperature from yesterday. Here are some recent spring flowers to share.

A yellow Epimedium



A volunteer Leucojum



This is the best year yet for our Camellia.

Nice photos Joseph! I haven't had much luck with camellias yet, but the two I planted last fall are still looking nice and healthy. None of the others that I have tried in the past made it through the first winter.

Thanks, Terri. I think we got lucky with this Camellia. We planted another one, different variety, at the same time. It struggled through a couple winters and finally checked out. I hope your new ones thrive. They are worth the effort.

gorgeous, Joseph, thanks for sharing.
. I have epimediums too, young ones, and must be careful not to entirely miss the blooms.

Sakura is in full bloom!

Lovely!

So pretty, and with the beautiful blue sky, a perfect sight to see

Joseph, those blooms are so pretty.

Thanks everyone! I look forward to seeing these flowers every year.

Look, our Tree Peony has begun blooming as well!

Gorgeous! There is something so beautiful and exotic about tree peonies. Have never attempted to grow any though.

again, wow, breathtaking!

I planted the roots of this variety as well as a deep red variety in 2011. They are flowering nicely now, adding one or two more buds each year.

Gerris2 said:Thanks everyone! I look forward to seeing these flowers every year.

Look, our Tree Peony has begun blooming as well!

Beautiful! Joseph, do you know what variety of your TPs? I really liked the pink.

I'll try to find the name. Thanks, Yan H.!

Gorgeous blooms!!!!

This red tree peony is so nice.

Virginia Bluebells are a favorite.

Azaleas are in full bloom now!

all are so very pretty, Gerris

Lovely, Gerris!