Love all your photos. Your garden is so lush and healthy looking.
The glad is surely much too early, but beautiful. The colour of the poppy is a real knock-out.
Even in zone 6, spring has arrived about 6-8 weeks early.
Unfortunately the saucer magnolias have suffered and the blooms are mostly "brown", as some of the nights are pretty cold still.

Just beautiful....Can`t wait to see more. I LOVE this time of year.

Nice pics., Kathy. I love daffodils - must have planted several hundreds of them. They lose that deep pink color when I don't fertilize them. I planted one daffodil in a horse-manure enriched soil and that turned darker pink that the rest. Next year I'll fertillizer them with acid fertilizer. The ones I saw in a more acidic soil is really dark pink, compared to turning beige in my alkaline soil.

Lots of lovely pics. The roses and companions look beautiful together.

Kathy, your garden is looking spectacular! Love the daisys and iris together!

Every picture looks like a postcard! Love the brilliant orange!

Thank you for sharing your lovely pics and gardens with us.

Kate

Hi Kathy,
Your roses and your pictures are always stunning !! I am looking forward to seeing more of them this spring.
SueBelle

Very pretty. I love that Imposter. I might have to get that one.

Thanks for all your nice comments!
I am on the verge of having spring bloom and it is staying quite cool so far. The rain, which we didn't get all winter, won't stop now. It is a very odd spring, for sure.

Beautiful!

What is going to be in the front of the big raised bed?

We had 3 or 4 glads pop up way early, the rest are still just leaves

I love the fresh colors!

Kippy, "in front" of the big raised bed is the other big raised bed,
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We have used our yard wisely as it is California-sized. How can you have a grass backyard when it is so small? It took several years and lots of helpers, but we put in the beds and I love them.

Everything looks beautful Kathy. I love that shot of FRENCH LACE!!! Yummy!

You have some nice flowers there. The whole-bush shot of Angel Face is inspiring.

Kathy your garden is simply gorgeous! Who would want grass when you can have such a beautiful scene to look at? The raised beds with the stone surround make a wonderful statement, and the mixture of plants is perfect. Your Angel Face is about the most beautiful I've ever seen. You should be very proud of what you've accomplished. Thank you for sharing your garden with us, and I hope you'll post many more pictures.

Ingrid

Angel Face makes me insane- I must have it. Love those ruffled flowers. I love your grassy paths.
Renee

What a beautiful garden Kathy!!

Really beautiful!