End Of March In the Garden

Crud, we're already a week into April and I still have garden pictures from March I've yet to post.

So let's get too it, shall we?  I'll start in the front yard.

My favorite bulb is bloomin' its heart out.

Snowflake, or as I just learned from my mom, Leucojum.

The purple primroses in the wagon are pullin' their own weight right now, as well.

 

A little sparrow hit our window and was stunned for awhile, so I ran out and took some pictures of her before she got her bearings and flew off.

I'll never remember the name of this.

I think it starts with an A.

The volunteer pansies are poppin' up everywhere right now.

Violets, too.

The grape hyacinths are blooming now.

Another one of my hellebore.

The "Tina" rose is comin' on good.

It will be covered in black spot in a few weeks, but then it's healthy for the rest of the season.

It's swimming in a sea of marsh marigolds right now.

 

 

The flowering cherry is in full bloom and I LOVE it.

It's called Mt. Fuji.

I know, that was a lot of tree pictures, but I really do love it.

I haven't posted a whole lot of pictures of the view from the sidewalk, so here are some of those.

Here's that A plant again.

 

 

And peeking over the fence.

And a few more of the tree on a clear blue, sunny day.

Oh hush.

I just have a few from the backyard.

The kids and I planted some chard and cauliflower starts.

 St. Frances.

The wine bottle path.

More shots of the hellebore that you've already seen sixteen times.

I can't help it.

The first flowers on the epimedium.

A hebe that I'm super excited overwintered.

The broken crock.

 

And finally, I'll leave you with pictures of my mom's Easter basket this year.

Yes, it's too early for annuals, but they jumped right in my cart.

They probably won't do much till it warms up, but they're so dang pretty.

So long March, hello April.