Spring has arrived!!

Let the games begin!

Beautiful picture. I love crocus. Right now I have some really pretty tulips blooming. We say in KY.......Let the "mowers" begin.

Your crocus are so pretty, lm. What else is coming on in your garden?

And I wonder, janet, what tulips you have blooming? Would they possibly be a combination plant for the crocus?

I will post some pictures. I don't know the name of any of them. I bought a bag of a mixed variety so each bloom is a surprise. I just love them all.

This is my favorite. Lavender with a white trim. Much prettier in person.

This one is stunning but has been bloomed for about three weeks so it is almost gone. The petals look like silk.

Of course who doesn't love yellow tulips?

This is more of a peach color then it shows up. So pretty

The only other thing I have blooming right now is my Cherry Tree and these primrose. Sorry. Didn't mean to hog the thread

My cherry tree. I have people every year stop, knock on my door and ask what kind of tree this is. It is always so pretty. Ok. I have hogged the thread enough. Someone else's turn.

Keep hogging, Janet. LOL.

LOL. Would love to see more tulips that others have.

I'd be glad to oblige, but it's a little early for mine yet.

janet-- you must be in a very warm part of KY--zone 7b? Hard to believe your cherry is so floriforous already! Hopefully ours won't be far behind, although it still looks pretty bare around here.

I am in very far western Ky. I am not sure what zone I am in exactly. The "twilight zone" sometimes. LOL. It has been a very mild winter here and now the temps are in the seventy's and eighty's. The cherry tree has been bloomed for about two weeks when I took this picture yesterday. I can tell it is starting to lose it blooms.

A few nice daffs. Very cheery on this grey April day.

There are a few cherry trees blooming around here this weekend. Haven't seen many tulips, though. Maybe the deer already got them.

Those are beautiful!!