I have a few crocus left, and the hellebores that bloomed for me during January's warmup are giving me round 2.

I'm shocked at the hellebores, as these plants are only about 6in. tall and 3 years old--and have been moved twice already in their young lives, which I'm told they hate. Maybe they think they have to flower now or they won't get a chance? lol.

This isn't a flower, but my ANNUAL snapdragons from last year are coming back. I know that they are coming back and not reseeding because 2 of the 3 tangles of roots and dead stems that I've been meaning to clean up since the fall are putting out new leaves. Crazy!

Mostly daffodils and hyacinths. Also primulas, trilliums, tulips, epimedium. One fritillaria (the rest are gone -- don't know why one survived.) I have lots of winter-sown seedlings -- I'm a newbie winter-sower, so that's very exciting, even though they don't yet classify as "blooming." I also have phlox subulata (I think - isn't that the mat-forming kind?) starting to bloom.

Daffs
Hyacinths
Crocus (a few yet)
Forsythia
Trillium
Primula
Dentaria Laciniatta-Toothwort)
Celandine poppy is budded for bloom any day now
Violets-violet colored
Violets-speckled
Violets-white
Double Bridal Veil Spirea
another Spirea with willow like chartreuse leaves
Bluebells

Sue

Hi Bev! Things are starting to bloom all over now. Here's what's going on:
Serviceberry
Cherry tree
Magnolia 'Butterflies'
daffodils
muscari
phlox subulata
anemone blanda
dicentra eximia
corydalis lutea
viola "Geisha's Fan"
my lilac "Excel" is almost there but not quite

Where is Bakemom? Haven't seen here around for a while. Come out , come out wherever you are!

Dogwood and redbud trees, lilac bush and tulips are blooming on this last day of April.

I'm a little late to the party, but I thought I would share. I have never seen these together.

I also had some canna survive over the winter!