Blue and white scilla, daffodils, muscari, leucojums. Old-fashioned bleeding hearts, pink and white (just opening). Epimediums just starting.

Rhododendron Mary Fleming! (planted last fall). Hino crimson azaleas about to open.

Pieris continuing along with forsythia.

Claire

So far only bleeding heart, Viburnum 'Mohawk', an azalea I can't i.d. and the old weeping cherry out back. Lilac is getting ready.

Forsythia still hanging on, hellebore flowers are green but still gorgeous, rockcress, primroses, bleeding hearts (alba, fernleaf, and pink), wood poppies, grape hyacinths, pholx subulata, daffodils, tulips, snowflakes, pulmonaria, violets, virginia bluebells opening up, fothergilla starting to ?bloom? :)

Pansies are gorgeous, but I never really count them, lol, since I buy them every spring. Buds are swelling on my dwarf bearded iris.

:)
Dee

Violas, a hardy primrose I don't know the name of, but it's red & white, arabis, a couple of forget-me-nots, almost tulips and almost columbine.

Squill, Forsythia, Daffodils. Species tulips just started yesterday. One bleeding heart is looking to bloom any day now - it is way ahead of the other bleeding hearts. The vinca is going great guns and the creeping phlox should bloom soon.

Daffodils, some tulips, epimediums, 'Georgia Blue' veronica, viburnum carlesii, creeping phlox, Virginia bluebells, doronicum, flowering quince, magnolia 'Betty', violets, brunnera, pulmonaria.

Flowering quince, old fashioned bleeding heart and alba, hellebores hanging on, tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, forget-me-nots, pulmonaria, myrtle, cyprus spurge.

Do dandelions and creeping charlie count? I had to laugh--my neighbor asked if "these purple critters escaped from your yard to mine?" I told him they were weeds, and that unlike some of the other escapees (petasites!) I couldn't claim 'em but aren't they pretty? If you can't beat 'em....

My forsythia that I swore I was going to pull because it has *never* bloomed for me in five years is blooming. (of course!)

I've got daffs and species tulips in full swing, and that's about it so far.

Here is a link that might be useful: Daffs and chickens (hopefully eating lily beetles)

daffodils, tulips, grape hyacinth, virginia bluebells, forsythia, pachasandra, bleeding heart eximia, pulmonaria, azalea, lamium (orchid frost), wild purple violets, yellow violets, and, of course, dandilions! And the brunnera Jack Frost I planted this morning has flowers on it too.

My magnolia still has a few beautiful blooms left on it. The purple sand cherry is blooming and smelling mighty sweet!

Bleeding hearts, ice follies daffodils, tulips (don't remember what kind, Angelique?), violas, forsythia, cornelian cherry tree, magnolia "Miss Betty."

Oh yeah, dandelions :(

Upthread a bit I listed:

Blue and white scilla, daffodils, muscari, leucojums. Old-fashioned bleeding hearts, pink and white (just opening). Epimediums just starting.
Rhododendron Mary Fleming! (planted last fall). Hino crimson azaleas about to open.

Pieris continuing along with forsythia.

I also have:

Epigaea repens (mayflower, trailing arbutus), blueberries, wild violets, a hellebore, dicentra eximia, and dandelions.

Claire

Quite a bit... Crabapples, Kerria, Forsythia, Pieris, Rhodie PJM, Daffs are now fading, Creeping Phlox, Nepeta Blue Wonder, Arabis, Yellow Alyssum, Viburnum Juddi and Burkwoodi, Bleeding hearts both standard and dwarf, periwinkle, Anemone Snowdrop, Lilacs maybe tomorrow?

Oh yeah...violets, pansies but of course, Lungwort has been in bloom for a month...also annual white Alyssum which doesn't mind frost...I planted that last month.

Geez...I keep ignoring some guys, Don't want them to feel slighted, lol. Phlox Subulata just started a few days ago, Candytuft is out and Quince has been in bloom for 3 weeks.

Lisa,
I love the chickens and daffs! What kinds of chickens do you have?

Blooming right now:
Viola (everywhere as usual)including a nice scented one that I planted last year and was happily surprised to see this spring.
2 quinces-a pink and a red-cultivars excape me at the moment. The pink may be 'Cameo' but I'm not sure.
wisteria-one raceme open slightly now
3 types of dicentra-'Gold Heart', common pink and fringed
'Kasagi Yama' japanese maple
lungwort 'Mrs. Moon'
the usual tulips and daffys
ajuga
several viburnums
lamium
cherries 'Van' and 'Early Burlat'
apples 'Early Cortland' and 'Ark Black'
asian pears 'Chojuro' and 'Shinseki'
plums 'Santa Rosa' and 'Burbank'
some pretty purple weed that smells like mint (oh no!) but doesn't look like it has runners like mint. I'm not sure what it is although I'll probably regret not pulling it up now.

I was in Florida last week and what a difference a week makes here! Plants that weren't even up before I left are going strong now. I'm glad to see that I lost almost nothing to the winter other than some DA roses (my favorite 'Ambridge Rose', 'The Prince' and a 'Abbye de Cluney' darn!)