I never have planted many bulbs until this year and those few , planted in the past, have lost their tags, so this multi headed narcissus has no name. I have a preference for the multi headed narcissi rather than the single flowering varieties. Later the white ones will flower but right now they are just poking up through the ground.
I love the little muscari popping up among the california poppies. Their rather rangy foliage will be hidden, after blooming, as the poppies take center stage.
I am really wishing that I had just planted all these Iris reticulata together. They really need to be en masse to make a statement.
Surely this is a sign that spring will soon arrive. A viola, seeded from last year. I didn't plant any this year but little plants are popping up all over the place. In a somewhat dreary garden a few bright rays of sunshine.
Such a lovely sweet viola.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to see your bulbs in flower and even a volunteer viola. Signs of our timid spring.
ReplyDeleteI like your whispering irises. I'm hoping my snowdrops bloom soon.
ReplyDeleteColor in the garden right now is a lovely sight. Your sweet viola face is making me smile.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog. This winter has been especially different for TX, too.
Meems @HoeandShovel
Those are lovely little wisps of color in your garden. I love the daffodils and the muscari. I have a few patches of muscari peeking up slowly (but I only planted them in Jan!) Enjoy your bulbs.
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