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A Few Spring flowers

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In early February the Snow Drops bloomed. More recently some bloomed in another part of the yard. Now our earliest Daffodils are blooming. The Hellebore are also blooming but I haven't got a picture of them.

Snow Drops from Feb.

I love the yellow and white dafs better than the plain yellow. I actually have about 6 or more varieties thanks to the previous home owners.

Brad

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lilykate7a

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I love spring flowers too! We had early heat and my daffodils have ”flash bloomed” with early, mid and late all blooming together. I prefer a longer daffodil season!

See, all buds blooming at once!!

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sherrygirl zone5 N il
last month
Nice to see some blooms! My daffs are up and my only hellebore has buds. Another weird spring. My maple trees are dropping their tiny blooms. Now I know why the tree allergies have kicked in early.

Sherry
hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
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I love spring flowers. We have daffodils blooming here too. Our hellebore had buds and the iris reticulata are blooming too. We noticed today that the magnolias are getting close. They usually get frosted here even in a normal spring.

Nancy
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mantis__oh
last month
The yellow and white looks like Ice Follies.
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
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My comment with pictures seems to have disappeared. The point was of course how lovely the early blooms of spring are after winter.......Maryl
Nancy 6b
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Love those spring blooms! I meant to take some pictures of my blooms yesterday, but had company and just did not get around to it. My hellebores are blooming, but I have not cut back the black leaves on them, so would not look pretty. Lots of various daffs blooming, and some that should be blooming now, but the buds look dry. Probably need to be divided, huge clumps.
shive
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It's so nice to see those Spring flowers. My earliest daffodils started blooming at the end of February.

The Ice Follies started last week.

The miniature irises are blooming too!

On my neighborhood walk yesterday, I saw hundreds of daffodils, along with Saucer Magnolias and Tulip Trees in bloom.

Debra

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