Hip whoray its May

I posted this on another forum and thought it would do well here.
Anyone have early spring pictures of their gardens?
I love the emerging plants with Buzz-cut looks.

Hey there in NY
No ability to post pictures, but I agree WaaHooooooo Spring has sprung all over my beds. My Bleeding heart is sooo beautiful. I'm in Berkeley Springs WV where we just had a week of 90 degree weather. Scary stuff for my HOt flash prone bones, but the plants were smiling. Back to rainy 50's now, thank you.
I'm new to posting so I guess I'm just reaching out.
A few of my plant's are having issues so I'm looking for a place to get info.
I have som of the great Alliums with the large purple globes on top. I love them but one of them has died and now a second's leaves are starting to yellow. I dug out the one that was very ill looking, and the bulb seems to have rotted. Maybe the soil is too wet. I hope it's not some fungus. It looks like rain for the next week too. What a shame they have their bloom stalks already and are ready to burst open. I'm sure if I try to move them now they will not do well, but I suppose it;s my only choice. Any ideas??
Your picture is nice thanks for sharing
Green Blessings
Ayla

welcome ayla I'm not the oldest DG member just 1 year. Its been a great time. You'll love it here.
We all have different degrees of gardening proficiency and everyone is very helpfull.

Ayla - I'm not sure what the problem with the Alliums is but the leaves look terrible just at the time they bloom. I cut them back every year so I can get decent photos of them without the horrible looking leaves.

Having grown onions before I do know rain can rot them and since they're the same family as Alliums the moist soil may be your problem.

I wouldn't dig in the area again. Just wait and see how the blooms are this year. Good luck.

And doesn't that gazing globe just go perfect with those alliums?

I believe in all possible uses of Color Echoes! That's precisely why they're planted there, as you might have guessed.

So here's some pics of my beds with buzz cuts.

Peony beds

Bed in front of the house. I just love all the different green shades in spring.

And here's what it will turn into in June.

Really nice Polly

Thanks, Jo Ann. I need to do a lot of weeding, but it's coming.

Yes, it is May, but doesn't really feel like it here, except for the fact the weeds are really growing, and I am getting further behind in getting rid of them!!!!

Here is a shot of an area in my little woodland garden area. There is a mound of golden Veronica, a clump of small flowered allium and three lilies. and weeds and other garden plants.

Donna

I do try to keep a mulch, but my large flock of banties ( 1 old hen, 2 -2year old pullets, and 2 -2yr. roos ( I don't need 2 roos, but they are pretty, and I don't need the old hen, 8 years, but I have had her all that time, so she is a pet) keep scratching the mulch all around looking for bugs. I only let them out late afternoons. So here is another pcture showing my purple gazing globe, but I don't have any pretty alliums in bloom near it like Pirl.

Donna