Besides what you list, clematis - Bees Jubilee, Niobe, Vyvyan Pennell, Willy (that one is new though), Rose Blanc Double de Coubert opened today, tomorrow should be Zephirine Drouhin, spirea japonica, a euphorbia, rock rose, azaleas, a sorry camellia, Lonicera sempervirens, centaura montana, foam flower, ravenswing - cow parsley, hawkweed - leapord plant, pyracantha, kerria, sedum, ajuga, woodruff, nectaroscordum, waterperry (veronica),a few annuals,a few viburnums - V. tribolum and V. sargentii Onondaga, Rainbow Leucothoe, hellebores, bleeding heart - dicentra spectabilis, iberis, broome, baptista, solomon's seal, those pink creeping strawberry plants, regular strawberry plants, cornus though not showy,a blue perennial salvia I started from seed is just opening, I'm not sure which one, not S. nemorosa though one of those is getting close too, maybe viola freckles is still blooming, one red astilbe is starting, the rest not yet. Other things have finished, others are getting ready to begin.

Blooming now.
magnolia sieboldii "Colossus"
rosa "Knockout"
bletilla "Innocence"
Astrantia "Sunningdale Gold"
Viola "Etain"
Claytonia sibirica
Lilacs
Viburnum acerifolium
Lonicera periclymenum
Several irises

This is a very good time in the garden for me. Rhodos and some azaleas are in full swing along with the irises. Also roses are in their first flush and the lilacs are winding down. Magnolia sieboldii and Lonicera periclymenum (?) have just started. So fragrance is there in plenty.

pontesmanny

Forgot geranium phaeum Samobor.

And I forgot Illicium floridanum and Cornus Kousa.

Loretta: what sedum is blooming for you in Spring?

Hemerocallis flava (lemon lily) and iberis (candytuft) always help to fill in the lull you're referring to in my garden.

Manny, I usually don't keep the tags on my sedums but it's the creeping type, not stonecrop that you are probably thinking of. Others creeping sedums will flower before fall too, usually yellow flowered, occasionally pink.

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Loretta:

Thanks for the information. Nice plant and nice picture of the sedum. Something I need to get

ladychroe
Also blooming now are jasminum stephanense, lonicera heckrotii and siberian irises. Hydrangea quercifolia has just started blooming. I recommend lonicera heckrotii and hydrangea quercifolia (at least they have done very well in my garden.

Ahhh.. the lull is over. Thank you all for your suggestions. Bluestone thanks you too, because of the big fat order I placed to avoid this problem next year.