The freesias in this pot bloom before any of the ones in the ground. Maybe this year I'll remember to plant them somewhere and put something I like the color of better in the pot.
Tulbaghia fragrans often blooms earlier...and it tried to but got knocked back by frost. It has recovered and is now blooming here and there nicely.
Anisodontea Elegant Lady has just begun to bloom, also in the front door bed.
Loropetelum chinense Sizzling Pink blooms in front of Camellia Chandleri Elegans.
The succulents are still biding their time under the patio cover but this one decided to celebrate the warmer weather.
I need to do some research and figure out which little daffodil this is...I'm sure the tag is here somewhere.
The Bradford pear in the front yard is just coming into bloom...with it's characteristic stinky fragrance.
This little bed has muscari, iris bucharica and, behind the pot, lavandula pinnata bucchii.
The rest of the list in bloom today is as follows:
Allysum
Wax begonias
Anisodontea Hibiscus Bits
Anisodontea Elegant
LadyTulbaghia fragrans
Cyclamen
Primrose
Pansies
Narcissus Avalanche
Leucojum
Rosa Flower Girl
Camellia Jordan's Pride
Camellia Chandleri Elegans
Chionodoxa Pink Giant
Loropetelum chinense Sizzling Pink
Iberis
Solanum Jasminoides
Dwarf Carnation Evermore
Garden peas
Viburnum Spring Bouquet
Lavandula pinnata bucchii
Iris bucharica
Muscari
Rosemary Tuscan Blue
A hint of what is coming soon is all I see today on the wisteria...but it won't be long now!
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11 comments:
A lot going on in Davis. I love those bright blooms. Happy Bloom Day dear friend.~~Dee
Snapdragons are a summer plant for us, but daffodils are a spring plant. It looks like you have spring and summer mixed together there.
How funny. I was just having a discussion about Bradford Pears with my sweetie. He didn't remember the funky smell, and thought I was making the whole thing up.
I distinctly remember having to close the windows in Baltimore, because the tree stunk up our bedroom so badly.
I found our blog through Blotanical. It's fun to read about the gardens of my "neighbors."
Thank you for visiting my blog in Italy- This GBBD idea really brings people together. I very much like the bright colours in your garden so early in the season - how cold does the temperature fall in winter?
Happy springtime,
Yvonne
It's always interesting to see what you have blooming in your garden. I don't recognize some of the plants, but others are familiar to me more as houseplants.
I look forward to seeing that wisteria bloom!
Lovely! I really like the shot of your front yard--seeing the Bradford against the dark house facade is really nice. And I love that the little succulent decided to celebrate spring with a bloom. Happy GBBD! :)
I really enjoyed seeing your dazzling blooms. Everything looks wonderful.
Oh my, you would definitely have me at a front entrance HELLO. I must be wonderful to garden year round like that. H.
Last year I planted freesias in a pot and not one of them grew. Guess they like California better.
Everything looks so pretty in your yard/garden. Brown is still the prevailing color here in zone 4.
donna
I've never seen this Anisodontea... looks like a daphne flower...
Definitely, you have a a beautiful bright colored flowers. I enjoyed looking at them
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