LOVE IT!!!!! Your pictures are just wonderful on this rainy Monday. I was able to get out in my gardens this past weekend and it was wonderful. All I have blooming right now are the crocus. The red and yellow tulips are very dramatic!
Cindy

Wonderful Kay. I enjoyed the pics. Love the tulips. And of course the daffodils and the azalea and ...well you know I love it all.

Thanks for sharing.

Julia

Wonderful, I so love spring! Your tulips are beautiful. I have lots of daffs blooming, hellebores are starting to fade to white now. I love those, they bloom for such a long time. Grape hyacinths are taking over in spots, right where I don't want them. I need to find a place where I can just plant them & ignore them. My azaleas aren't looking in the least interested in blooming yet. Thanks for sharing your spring garden!

Thank you for looking at the pics. I love the spring bulbs. They add so much beauty for not a lot of effort. The daffs come back many times and continue to enrich the scenery. Spring is such a pretty season.
kay

Your tulips are so striking, Kay, and your daylilies look very robust. Your fuscia azalea looks like our Formosa. I didn't know they grew up there. Very pretty spring photos. Our trees are finally leafing out, and the lawns are green. Many of my rose bushes are gorgeously green. I'm so happy spring is here. One load of horse manure compost down and only 3 more to go. Vitamins, do your stuff!

Sherry

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Kay,
Love seeing all the beautiful spring bulbs. The colors in the picture with the birdbath reminded me of Easter eggs. They are all lovely. Looks like it won't be too long before you have daylilies blooming.
Val

Kay;Those tulips are gorgeous.I have a couple azaleas blooming too, the dwarfs are blooming.yours are real pretty, spring is about here now.

Jean

Love, love, love your garden! Here, I've had a couple of water-logged blooms so far, as we've actually been having a lot of rain lately. TETRA CONNIE BURTON, CHAMA VALLEY and SPEEDO have put up a few very scraggly blooms. SPEEDO is blooming this morning, and I stood there looking at it wondering why I ever bought it. Since it's new, it can only improve.

Nancy

Kay, you must have read my mind. Just last night I was thinking about your Duitch Iris and wondering if they were blooming yet! Mine are growing, been growing all winter already. I hope I get good bloom on them later. You know I love Dutch Iris.

Your daylilies really are very up and growing. Looking good! Mine are just waking up here.

Love your tulips, looking good. Must be a good years for all your tulip blooms. I see the COME BACK tulips are really pretty. I was looking at them at Brent and Beckies myself and thinking of ordering them. Now that I see them in your garden, I think I definately will have to go for some.

I just love spring!

kay - what beautiful pictures---seeing yours blooming makes
me get excited about mine that are coming up---finally.

Spring has sprung, the grass has riz, and I know where the
flowers iz.

I hope I can find some Come Back for my gardens.

Kay

Beautiful, love all that color, brightened by day. sharon

The red-orange/yellow tulip appears to be Banja Luka. It certainly grew well for you. Are you fenced in, or do you rely on deer repellant?

I hope everyone is getting ready to post pictures of their spring flowers. The tulips the squirrels got into are blooming now and I will take pictures tomorrow. I am very surprised since I did not chill these tulips and they are lovely anyway. Thanks you so much for looking at them.

Thanks Jean, your garden is sure to be waking up. And yours Nancy. Rita, I do know you love the Dutch iris too, so I wanted you to know it couldn't be too long. I am surprised that so many tulips are doing so well, but loving it.

Kay, Brent and Becky's bulbs have the Come Back tulips. Thank you sharon. Mantis, I am about to break your heart, but while have to fight voles very vigorously, I don't have a fence or deer repellant because I don't have deer. We currently are fighting a raccoon that thinks it lives here now, but no deer,
kay

Love the tulips and the DL's are looking good can't wait till bloom season.
Linda

Linda, don't you already have daylilies blooming?

I've written down the name of that gorgeous red tulip. If it comes back for you it might do the same for me. Lovely spring garden. Thanks for inviting us in...Maryl

Such a happy garden, organic! I also love the professional markers you have there - very nice.

Thank you for looking and commenting, Maryl. The Come Back's are what I consider normal tulip size and a lovely true red. I was very pleased when every one of them bloomed again this year...just as they bloomed last year, and we had no real winter at all.

Natalie, thank you. I figured that as much as the plants cost, they were worth labels. (If I don't label, I won;t remember.)
kay

Kay I love the orange tulips with the green fence and post. The flowers all look happy!! I love the azaleas too. More and more stuff pops daily over here. Finally my tulips are getting taller and soooooo pretty. Judy

Judy, the "short tulip sendrome" was more widespread here this year too, but they grew out of it. I'm glad yours are doing well. Don't you love them?
kay

Love the white daff with the peachy frilly center, the photo right before your Come Back tulips. Did you get it from Brent and Becky's?

Christine

Yes, Christine. all of my daffs came from Brent and Becky.
kay