That is really pretty! Hmmm... in bloom... ah, nothing! lol
Some gardens around here might have some crocus blooming.
But I don't have any crocus.

nothing yet..se mi is on the slow side...hasn't stopped the critters though, lol...

Oh wow!! I have a bridal wreath spirea but not that big. Mine won't bloom until June or July!!!

I LOVE bridal wreath spirea! Gorgeous.

One of my favorite plants. What an impressive display you have, you lucky girl!

that section is just one side, to the left of my house I have another section as large to the right side of the driveway. I love it. I have no idea when it was planted but it has to be pretty old to be so big and full.

Last year I nearly assaulted my husband and our yard crew, he told them to "trim up those bushes" OMG they cut off all the drapping branches!! I actually did cry. My husband was in the dog house big time. But thankfully they look very pretty again but it will take a while for the long drapes to grow back as much as they were.
I can assure you my husband now knows those are NOT bushes that need trimming!
I think it probably did them good because they have an abundance of flowers.

Daffodils bloomed and gone.

The pear trees are starting to bud, and those bushes with the yellow flowers are starting to come out.

Same with the tulips.

Oh I love that! And how funny about your dh....he doesn't have to know that he probably did those "bushes" a favor ;)

Your property looks very pretty; is that a fence running through the "bushes"? It reminds me of the cover picture of my "Anne of Green Gables" Book....like something enchanted should be on the other side.......very pretty!

Yes it is a black metal wrought iron fence with stone columns between the sections, they are the same stone as the house, there's a double gate that closes at the drive way. I am surprised you can see the fence, most people don't realize it's there.

I love all my Bridal Wreath and other spireas. Yours reminds me of the one my grandparents had that grew and bloom the full length of the dirt lane beside their house. Long after Grandpa died, one of their sons cut it to the ground and made my Grandma so sad for a long time. It never grew back to what it was before, plus there were complaints from neighbors that they could not see to get out onto the highway. :(

Raven, those bushes are gorgeous. What do I have in bloom? How cruel. For days I have been tempted to go buy a flowering plant. I didn't because our extra pennies are going towards the kitchen reno hubby is doing. And I am sitting here in northern NY waiting for the big snowstorm to start!

Sorry! I have the AC on here today so it is hard for me to remember that some of you are still in the midst of winter. I so disliked that weather when we lived in Denver! I am so much more suited for a more tropical setting. We truly had no winter this year, at the house only one very slight freeze, not enough to kill any of my flower bed, just some of the sweetpotato vine got brown tips.

I think some of our trees and plants are very confused LOL, even my azaleas are in bloom (I have the forevers).

Oh so pretty.

Outside, I have mixed colors of Hyacinths and red Salvia in bloom now, as well as Ixora, Azalea bushes, cape Honeysuckle, red Kalanchoe, Brunfelsia, pitcher plants, pink Oxyalis, yellow Jasmine, pink Dipladenia, white sweet Violets, creeping Lantana in white, purple and yellow, nun's Orchids, Tillandsias are in bud, red shrimp plant, red and orange Amaryllis, firespike and others I can't think of right now.

I had a lot more in bloom, until we had our hard frost a couple of weeks ago. Several shrubs are budding and should bloom in the next week or so.

In the greenhouse, nothing is in bloom.

they are just gorgeous! Wish I had a hedge of them!

So pretty Raven! I have a very small bridal wreath that's seen better days.

Nothing much blooming here yet even though we've had a mild winter.

Here is a pic of my Spirea Prunifolia-Double bridal veil wreath spirea taken 4-25-08. It isn't in bloom yet this year, but I imagine it will be blooming a lot earlier than late April.

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what do you have in bloom?
pseudonarcissus, that usually has their first blooms on March 17, St. Patrick's Day

Daffodil The Alliance (pic from prev year as normal bloom time is 3-22)
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Daffodil Peeping Tom
Crocus-lavender and purple
Iris reticulata
Snowdrops
Scilla

Sue in IN