Garden Photo's - Part 6

First clem fully opened - Ivan Olssen. Early because it arrived from Debbie with buds.

Ueno homare.

Dicentra Luxurians.

Shigitatsu sawa.

No pic, but want to mention that my clem Abundance has about 15 stems!

I can not believe you have a Clem already!!!

Everything looks luvly. I better go look up my hellebore cuz EEK if it gets that big :O

It's not the true time, Jen, though my Helsinborg is in bloom. Pics later.

Lots of lovely, lovely blooms. Hellebore and daffs and tulips and even a clem, oh my. Beautiful everyone.
Took a bunch of pics just before the t-storms rolled in just in case the hail landed here. Lucky thing it missed my garden but we got some gusty wind rain and thunder.

more tulips

Side garden, still needs weeding and mulch.

Front garden also needs mulch, but the heuchs are growing.

Hosta are growing too.

and more tulips and daffs.

NICE!!!

GORJUS purpley tulips! What are they?

very nice victor and pat - can't believe you have a clem either victor

Jen... your iris are open already??????.. mine are a long way away

I was very surprised.

Cherry blossom snow

Love how these "caught" the blossoms

same here

Blossoms blending with the sweet woodruff

Thanks everyone.
D-nut those tulips that open like a lily are from Brent & Becky and they are called 'Purple Dream' I think, they are two years old. The first ones have been around for quite a while and I do not recall the name, they are slowly disappearing.
Jen that is the only kind of snow that doesn't make me cringe.

ngam, Nice shots. Love that tulip and your side garden.

Flowerjen, can't believe you have sweet woodruff in bloom already.

Victor, I can barely get my clems to bloom in the summer and you already have one! A nice one.

I had some nice surprises in the garden today. I spent hours taking pictures. And am trying to label them all. Patti

Nice pictures everyone

very nice patti!

Jen, I can't believe you have all that blooming. The yellow noid iris from me is "Baby Blessed"
Nice clem Victor.
Pat I love those purple tulips too and your side garden shot is lovely!

Patti, I think you've inspired me to try those checkered Fritillaria's. I like them more every time I see them. ^_^

Nice group, Patti!

Helsinborg. This one is truly in bloom. The other was still on Washington state time.

Another angle.

Blushing Lady?

My favorite fragrant narcissus - Churchill. Incredible scent. Why is was named after a smelly alcoholic is beyond me!

Euphorbia Chameleon.

New JM - Johin. Really liking this one.

If you have the lily beetle, Pixie, I would not do the fritilaria. I am told by a european gardiner that besides lilies, the beetle lays it eggs on those.

Thank you for that info Iris, I had no idea.

Thanks Celeste, I'm going to write that name in my journal right now.

Thanks ngam

Patti, what's the flower in the upper left of the collage?