Daffodils are blooming all over our yard. Even some of the ones I planted a few weeks ago are taking off. I can not wait to see what color they are!
Siberian Iris, I think. They have only bloomed once since we have lived here.
Hyacinth. I hope this cold snap does not keep them from blooming. The were covered in rocks and dirt last year and I did not even know they were in the yard.
White Flowering Almond. I absolutely love these trees. I have always thought that these trees were white flowering Almonds, but this is the first year they bloomed. I have 2 a white and a pink. We had 6 of them around this small pond, but 4 of them died last year in the freeze and I had to take them up.
Stone Crop and Lambs Ear. I need to move the stone crop and everything else that is in that bed since it will be a few years until I turn it into my rose garden. And speaking of roses, looky what I found growing in the area I want to make a rose garden...
How convenient...
It is amazing what you will find around this house when you clean out the beds! I can not wait to see what all unfolds around here!
Now that is some exciting stuff! I am way jealous yet pumped up seeing that spring is approaching. Enjoy the heck out of it!
ReplyDeleteI love flowering almond. I planted a pink one at my mother's house. I believe that is regular bearded iris. The Siberian has grass-like foliage with really thin blades.
ReplyDeleteFlowering Almond is amazing. I haves started using them in the bio-retention ponds and rain gardens that I design. If I spec them small enough, the contractors are able to get them at a good price.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads up on the Iris. I have a very limited knowldge of perennials. I will be needing to learn more as thins start to take shape here :)