Always a great show Cindy. I think the bulbs love the colder winter. Now what comes up in the raised bulb bed once the daffs, etc. bloom? I looked up Rainbow of Colors and didn't realize each of the blooms may produce different colors. Wow, now that is unique. Love seeing Bowie being your garden buddy :-). Julia

I'm so happy for you! I hope lots nest in your boxes!! I've had some swallows, I think, swoop through the yard, but no one looked interested in the box. They do make it interesting!

And I got most of my plants outside! And almost all of them fit on my shelf. Almost everything got a trim. One in particular got straight chopped! Here is its before... That was back in winter. Unfortunately I left it outside too early this year and we got a crazy random hail storm. Almost every rosette was damaged. It also got a little leggy in the winter. So I decided to start fresh. I'm sure it will be full within a few short months. I'm keeping it inside for a few weeks while it recovers I also did some repotting. This jade had roots coming out of its drain hole. I took the other little plants out, cleaned up the roots, and put it back in the same container. i love spring!!!

Love all the spring flowers and colors. My flowering quince is long gone, of course. I love the double petal you have-mine is single. I also have a white one that needs to be moved-it is under a pine tree and has limited blooms each spring. And I really like your seedling daffodils! I would be buying those, too! My iris for the most part froze in full bud and I will have only a few peonies as they too froze. Most of my viburnum has dropped the petals-I must take a picture-looks like snow on the ground--but I have lots of daylily scapes now so it won't be long I hope! So fun to have spring prolonged by these lovely pictures from northern neighbors! Kate