Rainy weather has precluding me venturing very far, but I did walk around the house looking for early signs of spring. Here's what I found...
This Scabiosa "Flutter Deep Blue" looks ready for spring.
This is some sort of small funky early spring bulb my sister bought years ago. It has spread and spread.
Iris
Wild currant has bright red buds.
Witch hazel
Muscari "Valerie Finnis"
Daffodil "Jamestown NY"
Primroses
Look! There's a cluster of buds.
Another Witch hazel.
This Bleeding Heart looks other-worldly as it erupts.
Speaking of erupting! This is Trillium "Volcano".
Snowdrops
Hellobore
Another Hellebore
Wild Columbine
Hydrangea
Daffodils and pink buds on a Daphne.
Another Currant - this one will be white.
Clematis
And yet more daffodils!
Beautiful! Looking forward to seeing pics of all these in bloom!
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Wow! I hope it doesn't return to the deep freeze.
ReplyDeleteOh Beth. Thank you for sharing these. I did not realize how very, very much I would be missing my garden. It is too early here for things to be shooting up, but just seeing your pictures...
ReplyDeleteAmazing....such beauty already can only imagine how fabulous they will be 😘🌺 Thank you for this day brightner especially when I will be seeing snow through March..April 😁
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have spring coming so soon. I love watching things grow
ReplyDeleteWonderful! You are a bit further along than we are. If it ever stops pouring rain, I will have to take a walk about. I have several of the same plants that you showed. I haven't been out for a bit between the nasty virus and the rain!!
ReplyDeleteBeth what a beautiful sight to see so many things popping up. I look forward to seeing it all in full bloom. RJ
ReplyDeleteSpring has sprung in your neck of the woods! Love those snowdrops. The clematis is flowering already?? I enjoyed your garden tour...looking forward to seeing it in full bloom.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful plants and flowers! It seems early, but I guess Nature knows what's going on! ha
ReplyDeleteLove seeing all the springy bits around your yard! Your snowdrops look so perfect. Am afraid we've lost our bleeding heart - thought I had three, but only had one come up last year, and it was kind of straggly. Can't figure out why I have such poor luck with them.
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