Julia,

Thank you! I'll have to look for it this year.

Still getting below freezing here some nights. Suppose to hit 30 on Monday, but a few blooms are showing up.
Iris reticulata bloomed March 9



daffs, creeping phlox and bleeding hearts April 9





Sweet and Sour sedum not blooming but just as pretty as flowers when it starts in the spring.
SDB Ruby Eruptions has been blooming for at least a week
MDB Sparky is low in the foliage but cute.

Susan, love everything Ruby Eruptions is special.

Beautiful Susan!

Blooming inside for me is hardy gerbera garvinea. I grew it outdoors last summer and it bloomed almost nonstop. Then I moved the 7" pot inside over the winter and about a week ago cut it into 4 sections and replanted them in 6" pots. Haven't decided if I will grow them in containers this year or try them in the ground.

The adenium has also been in bloom for a couple weeks. Seems to bloom this time each year and then blooms heavily again after it adjusts to moving outdoors

Pretty blooms! My iris and lilies that I got from you seem to have survived! I'm looking forward to some pretty blooms soon in my yard.

Hope they do well Rose. Some of the iris may not bloom the first year, but all the lilies should. They will just be a little shorter than future years.

I'll have to pay attention to the classifieds for more when they are available. I think I've found another addiction!

Susan, that daffodil pic is one of the prettiest I've ever seen
And Rose, Martagon lilies go great with hostas, just saying.

Very pretty Susan. Your plants are way ahead of mine, my daffodils just broke ground this week.

I'm suppose to be zone 5a Bob, but I think we are really more like zone 6. Of course it did get below freezing here last week.

Leucojum aestivum 'Giant Snowdrop"


Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow'

Looks like everyone's gardens are waking up. Mine sure has, pictures from today.

Julia: What a treat.

@stilldew do you know the daffodil cultivar in your post from 4-9 above?
Things are looking good in Nebraska.

Julia, nice! I spotted a pretty little purple blooming plant in the last two photos in front of the hellebore - doesn't seem familiar and was wondering what it was.

Terri, that is Pulsatilla vulgaris, Pasaque flower. There is a red one in the picture as well. I love the spring flush of color.

jmoth, I have never know the name of the pink daffodil. It was one someone gave my Mother and she gave to me. Sure it has to be an older one.

ok, thanks Susan.

Thanks for the id Julia. That is definitely not something I've seen before! I like it a lot and it is now on my list of plants to be looking for