A Host (or More) of Golden Daffodils

It's a sunny Tuesday - a perfect day to take part in the Tuesday Garden Party and the Maple Hill Blog Hop.

Over the past week many of the narcissus have taken to trumpeting "It's Spring"!

Many, many years ago neighbors planted a few daffodils along the edge of their Douglas Fir and Oak forest.

Over the years the daffodils have thrived...

...and multiplied.

They've become a wonderful Springtime display.

And the bountiful blooms are sited so that all the neighbors can enjoy them as they drive by. 

It isn't Spring without a weekly stop (or two) to a nursery!

Though I stopped by to purchase potting soil and slow-release fertilizer, I had to stroll about and admire all these Spring beauties.

These green and black polka dot pots!

Wow!  I thought they were awesome!

While we have several varieties of daffodils in bloom, I thought I'd feature some of the other March Stars.

Podophyllums (May Apples), Dicentra (Bleeding Hearts), Hellebores, and a couple of Oregon natives - Fawn Lilies and a Columbia Lily.

My hybrid Trillium, well-named 'Volcano' has grown into a nice sized clump with several blooms. 

On the Front Porch the plants are blooming more profusely.

It's nice to have some early cheerful color.

This pot has a combination of muscari and a tiny delicate narcissus.

Tulips and muscari first thing in the morning...

...and the same combination in the afternoon.

Next week I'll show off some of our daffodils. I hope you come back next week to see what is in bloom.