Spring Blooms - Part 4

Pagoda dogwood - Cornus alternifolia 'Golden Shadows'.

Viburnum sargentii 'Onondaga'.

Cool lime-green hellebore.

Daff.

Coral centered one.

Viburnum judii.

Kerria japonica.

Golden dawn redwood.

Ah Victor, each one is prettier then the next!
Which season is best in your garden?

Thanks Deb. Any but winter!

I just bought a hellebore that fades to a pretty light green.

first night shots of 08
A white dicentra that I picked up at a big box last fall. I'm happily shocked at how heartily it's growing this spring

Pulmonaria Mrs Moon

Brunnera Jack Frost

NOID but very pretty

pink bleeding heart in daylight

Very nice, Weeze. We were on the same page! I just came in. Spirea 'Ogon'.

Bleeding Heart.

nice Spirea Victor. I don't have any but I notice them round here even on the edge of woods. Are they fairly easy? Bleeding Heart will always be a fav of mine.

S. japonica is 'too easy' - it can be invasive. This one is thunbergii 'Ogon' and is one of my favorite plants. It's a three-season all-star. I'm trying to post two more nite shots and can't seem to!!

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The post just does not appear! Had this happen only one other time. Only with a photo.

Quince.

Daff

Finally!!!

love the night shots!

Fothergilla 'Mt. Airy'.

'New Dawn' rose foliage. Check out the little thorns starting!

great shot again Victor... I would love to take a stroll around your yard

Victor, love these pix! That spirea is great looking. They are deer-proof I hear. Is that your experience, too?

Victor ~
The color on the pagoda dogwood is very striking!

good morning every one: Went to HD here and saw all the annuals for the summer. I was tempted but know we will get some pretty cold weather before Mid May. Snapdragons are big on my tist this year and I want certain colors and saw them what a temptation.
HD probably sells them early to get repeat customers after these plants turn to "cooked spinach "in a few weeks.
Display looked beautiful .

Beautiful pictures Weeze & Victor!
I finally can say spring has sprung here in Maine!!'

First early Tulip

Squill

dark blue anyone??

I'd have to say these are some of the happiest little flowers I have. Every year when I see them im Happy happy happy!!

When the fields turn RED at night around here......you know spring has sprung!!

and a nice bright spring Moon to burn by.

started off with beautiful flowers ended in flames.... not good

LOL Allison, it is good....burning the fields makes them lush and green and kills the ticks.

oh I wasn't sure if it was a controlled burn or just mother nature... beautiful flowers hope your happy flower feeling stays with you all season!