Bulbs included:
grape hyacinths,
grape hyacinths,
daffodils,
and hyacinth, to name a few.
Shrubs included:
winter jasmine (is it really a shrub?)
flowering quince,
daphne,and the winter holdover below, winterberry. And you can still find camellias, witchhazel, and contorted hazel looking gorgeous.
Trees included:
red maple, cornelian dogwoods, the saucer magnolia below,star magnolia,
and hyacinth, to name a few.
Shrubs included:
winter jasmine (is it really a shrub?)
flowering quince,
daphne,and the winter holdover below, winterberry. And you can still find camellias, witchhazel, and contorted hazel looking gorgeous.
Trees included:
red maple, cornelian dogwoods, the saucer magnolia below,star magnolia,
pear,
and this plum. I think it's a plum. All these early spring bloomers, apricots, plums, cherries, pears, apples—they all kind of blur together for me.
and this plum. I think it's a plum. All these early spring bloomers, apricots, plums, cherries, pears, apples—they all kind of blur together for me.
7 comments:
Man alive, you're about three weeks or more ahead of us. It's nice to see some color, even if it's on a screen. Hey - that's Villandry behind you in your profile picture -- isn't it? I'd recognize those phallic-shaped trees anywhere.
Yes, things are in full riot mode. I really like the grape hyacinth photo.
It's nice to see a taste of things to come. Our snow drops and witch hazel are flowering. The first crocuses should open tomorrow. Very nice photos!
You've got sharp eyes JCharlier!
I need to go check my winter jasmine now that I've seen them on all the blogs. It is not looking good here. That quince is one of the best looking ones I've ever seen. Neat how the flowers appear to be variegated. My star magnolia just began opening yesterday and I tell you I'm in heaven. The scent is the best! You guys are a few days ahead of us but like you said, things are popping every day. Happy Spring to you!
You're even a little ahead of us here in Richmond...the grape hyacinths haven't appeared yet and the daffodils are just starting to open. The star magnolia trees are gorgeous, though! My new favorite...
Love the blog!
How did I miss this posting? Oh well, here now. :-)
I love all the spring blooms. I will have to look more closely on the Eastern Redcedars for the blooms.
Our quince in the Learning Garden is really putting on its best show in a number of years. I need to have one!
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