What's blooming in your yard now...? (Forsythia, Hibiscus, grass, butterflies)
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What's in my yard right now? Mostly snow. The shadiest part of my yard by the woods probably won't thaw until May, based on current forecasts. We have a few dafs pushing up a few inches, but blooming anything? Long way away. This is in S. NH
Oranges, kumquats, and tomatoes and flowers. The beans are just seedlings, and some seeds haven't come up yet. Oh, rosemary is blooming, too. The ornamental pear trees are already done, but Japanese maples have their little red blossoms, and the bees are going crazy over them. We also have tulips and California poppies at full color. I love spring! (North of San Francisco)
Oranges, kumquats, and tomatoes and flowers. The beans are just seedlings, and some seeds haven't come up yet. Oh, rosemary is blooming, too. The ornamental pear trees are already done, but Japanese maples have their little red blossoms, and the bees are going crazy over them. We also have tulips and California poppies at full color. I love spring! (North of San Francisco)
Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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The daffodils and hyacinths are about done, but the first rhododendron is starting to bloom, as is the camellia. The primroses have been blooming for several weeks but they were starting when we bought and planted them.
Desert Rose, Milkweed (the Monarch butterflies love it), Celosia, Gerbera Daisies, Hibiscus, Oleander and some weird kind of lily that I was told only bloomed every few years but is starting to bloom after less than 2 months.
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