This is probably the most exciting time of year for gardening! Spring arrived very early, which happens rarely.
The first spring flowers bloomed in mid-February.
The first spring flowers bloomed in mid-February.
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| Here's the first daffodil of the season |
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| Bluebells spread like crazy! The area around the porch is a sea of blue! |
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| These bluebells with white throats don't spread as fast |
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| A bunch of daffodils ready to bloom |
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| A pink hyacinth |
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| The first grape hyacinths which also spread like crazy! |
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| Yellow and white violas that survived the tough winter temperatures |
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| These violas were probably sheltered by the tulips |
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| Forsythia in bloom |
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| Up close |
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| Pink Bleeding Hearts |
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| Pretty in Pink |
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| Daffodils are now blooming |
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| More daffodils |
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| Pink and Grape Hyacinths |
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| A second Pink Hyacinth |
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| Grape Hyacinths |
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