peonies
lilacs (Miss Kim and one listed as "Canadian" by Jung's)
perennial geraniums
viburnums
motherwort
rugosa roses
fleeceflowers
violets (I think)

Mountain laurel and salvia are just starting to show color. Such a nice time of year!

Rhododendrons (at peak bloom)
Dame's rocket
Sea Thrift?
Columbine
Clematis
Coral Bells
Jacob's Ladder
Iris
Anemone
Bleeding Hearts
Violets
Sno Ball Bush

Wow, I didn't realize there were that many things blooming.

Iris are nice for me now, plus columbine. Moneyplant (lunaria?) is a good filler that selfseeds.... if you like the purple color. This always seems like a slow time right between the late tulips and first roses.
How about a few shrubs like weigela and rhododendron?

I need a few viburnums and more of about everything else! I was having the same thoughts as you were - my garden seemed a little dull after the tulips and daffs faded.
Kato

Right now, I have blooming Siberian Wallflower, peonies (no name!), Johnny Jump Ups, Columbine, Sweet William, Yellow Loosestrife (just starting), poppies, Wieglia, spiderwort, sage, day lilies (again, no names!), tall German iris, Siberian iris, and thrift. :) I love the Spring!!

Peggy in Bucks County

Karigraphy, My yard is really looking nice right now. The Rhododendrons are still blooming, I have late blooming azaleas but I'm not sure of the name. They are the wide, low growing type. I have three spectacular looking clematis plants in full bloom..Asao, Nelly Moser and HJyoung. The columbine is everywhere in the wooded area behind my home. Dianthus is in full bloom. Chives, globemaster allium, iris (big ones and the smaller ones...)My Miss Kim lilac bush is loaded (It's a later bloomin lilac). The sage and salvia are also starting to show color. Floxgloves have buds. Also, try different colors in plant foliage. I have hostas, variegated hydrangeas, heuchera...and it all adds to the look. I try to take a walk in my yard every day, it's great.

The variety of things in bloom is wonderful. I'm taking notes to make plans for future planting!

Karen

Our Rhodies and Azaleas are finished. The Rhodies were glorious this year. My roses are starting to bloom . Whooppee! Come join us on the rose Gallery.

Florence/zeffyrose

My French Lilac, Rhodies and azaleas are finished...bummer.

Now blooming: Assorted Iris, Columbines, Clematis and Salvias!

My Astillbe(s) are just about ready to bloom as are my lillies.

Spiderworts & Geraniums are blooming now as well.

Ambridge Rose is a bloom fest this year! Yippee!!!

My Gaura lindeheimeri 'Siskiyou Pink' and Penstemons 'Bashful' & 'Husker Red' are blooming!

The big story is daisies, lots of daisies.

Springcherry

Most of you are way ahead of me. But right now my property is a sea of sweet rocket. About 20 years ago I started a half-dozen or so from seed. I subsequently learned that they are considered an environmental hazard in some areas because of they way they self-sow and choke out native plants. Still, they were fairly restrained in my garden for many years. But this year they are everywhere! Hazard or no, the effect is really beautiful, and the scent at night divine.

Some iris are in bloom, too, as well as three roses I bought this year: Angel Face, Belinda's Dream, and Baby Blanket.

Susan

Siberian iris, small white iris and larger yellow iris are still blooming, but near the end.
Johnny jumpups
Sweet William at its peak (they self sow)
Allium about over
Fleabane
Spiderwort
native bleeding heart
Shasta daisies
catmint
rhubarb
native columbine
native honeysuckle
multiflora rose (invasive, but is everywhere)
white yarrow
salvia

Blooming in my yard now are peonies, penstemons, valarian, roses,delphinium,verbena, malva,white sage,bachelor button,bitsy daylily & happy returns,geranium,iris, fleabane,yellow sedum.

First year garden ....everything I have purchased has started to bloom...not sure if we can post pics here but heres a few
Donna

Clematis

About Face

Basket

Blooming in my yard right now
peonies
poppies
canterbury bells
3 varieties foxgloves
2 clematis
many columbines
johnny jump-ups
trillium
meadow rue
corydalis
all my roses
sweet william
dianthus
bachelor buttons
virburnum
coreopsis
campanula
lamium
many iris
toadflax
lysimachia
symphytum
tradescantia
cranesbill
limnanthes
I think that's it lots of buds on other things too.
Patty

Blooming now are
campanula persificolia
Lupine
Delphinium
Columbine
Rose Knockout
Lithodora
Primrose Japonica

This is always a tough time of the year for me, too. I don't have much in bloom. Next year I plant to add a bunch of allium to my front border to add a punch.

Siberian Iris, Baptisia, and columbine are on their way out
Peony
Nepeta
Centranthus Ruber
Geranium Nimbus
Scented Geranium of unknown variety
Oenothra (siskyu)
Verbascum Southern Charm
Oriental Poppy
Dianthus
Helianthemum 'Wisley Pink'
Salvia 'May Night' first, then the rose colored one
A new anemone tomentosa just planted from Bluestone
Centaurea Montana
Oak Leaf Hydrangea is just breaking bud.

(Some of these have really opened up in the past week, so my timing is a little off for your post).

In the shade bed, which is behind, I have some foamflower (I don't know why names are escaping me so much today), a columbine, lady's mantle is in heavy bud, and the endless summer hydrangea is starting to bloom.

I have have all the normal things blooming for this time of year but..... My roses are so awesome this year. Twice as many buds as previous years and much larger flowers. amazing what some care and some fertilizer will do.