A profusion of red hot pokers:
First daffodils:
Anemones:
More jonquils:
Thryptomene:
And the first sign of one of my peonies:
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6 comments:
Lovely flowers emerging...red hot pokers are gorgeous...hugs, Julierose
What a cheery sight.
Spring flowers and bulbs, always add smiles to faces.
Hi Vireya beautiful flowers,what a pretty garden you have xx
How exciting. It won't be long now.
Beautiful flowers! The bulbs for our spring flowers, which need to be planted at this time of year, have not come in to the nurseries yet.
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