Some of these flowers have been on other posts, but since these were all blooming the 14th, when the pics were taken, and I had trouble narrowing them down, I just made some collages.
From left to right, top to bottom, tulip, daffodil, white phlox, pasque, pansy, grape hyacinth, daffodil, hyacinth, daffodil, purple phlox:
Tulip, bee on dandelion from Jeff's yard, daffodil, violet from veggie garden, chionodoxia:
Hellebore, clematis buds, daffodil, tulip, bergenia, daffs with Heidi and fire hydrant in the background, prairie smoke geum, tulip, tulip:
I decided to include these indoor blooms, African violet, River Nile Begonia, oxalis, same begonia, oxalis, last flower of holiday cactus, Naomi:
Visit Carol, at May Dreams Gardens to find more GBBD posts, or to add yours. Thanks for continuing the monthly event, Carol!
Just beautiful! I am so excited my amsonia returned. Looking some more like you posted on too. Have a good day.
ReplyDeleteHi Susan ! .. I am so jealous of all you bloggers with flowers in your gardens : ) they all look so pretty !!
ReplyDeleteSpring is all around you and it looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI am becoming "twitterpated" just seeing all the new growth and some blooms in my garden. What an exciting time for gardeners, as all the new spring blooms strut their stuff.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sue!
ReplyDeleteLove the Pasque flower and the yellow tulips.
ReplyDeleteHappy GBBD!
I love all of your collages. I think it's great to have so many in bloom it's hard to narrow them down!
ReplyDeleteLots of blooms! I like the collages- everyone seems to be doing these and I'm clueless as to how! Looks like you're having a wonderful spring so far- happy GBBD to you!
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous, you got such a great shot of your Pasque flowers open in the sun! I have only 3 blooms after a deer attack and it's been rainy/cloudy for the past 3 days. I had to laugh at your disclaimer about the dandelion. Spring has definitely moved in to stay at your garden.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue and happy Bloom Day...You have a lot of blooming going on! Winter has been relentless in your part of the world (or so it seemed) your patience has been rewarded. Excellent photos! Gail
ReplyDeleteI can see how you couldn't bear to choose from among these blooms.
ReplyDeleteWow now that was a lovely collection of flowers....we have some of these too like the tulips , begonias, daffodils, pansy etc.
ReplyDeleteHey, spring has sprung even in Zone 5b! Phew. Love the plethora that is just busting out everywhere right now. Your garden is looking great! I keep seeing pasque flower on people's blogs, I think I'm going to have to get one and see if I can grow it. Love its stems and that cool dusky purple flower. Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteYou have so many wonderful and colorful blooms going on there, Sue! Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteHi~~ I am soooo waiting patiently (ha) for my Geum 'Prairie Smoke' to bloom. I bought the plant last year and it looks happy but I haven't seen any buds yet. Yours is a work of art. Beautiful flowers all around.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments! I am so enjoying my yard walks and seeing all the new and continuing growth! More tulips and daffs are blooming today, and my nigellas look to be coming up.
ReplyDeleteI also enjoyed visiting your gardens through your blogs.