Thursday, March 15, 2018

Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day March 2018

The northeast corner of Mississippi, USA, zone 7

Hellebores

Hyacinth

Spring Snowflakes, Leucojum 

Spirea

Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora'

Happy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!

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12 comments:

  1. ...thanks for this preview of spring, it looks a long ways off here today.

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  2. I thank you too! There have been some early blooms here but lately the wind is making it feel like winter still.

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  3. Hello, pretty collection of flowers and images. We are just starting to see the daffies popping out of the ground. Enjoy your day!

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  4. Spring has definitely started in your garden! Interesting that a lot of the same things are in bloom here even though we're a zone apart. Happy GBBD!

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  5. Very encouraging to see, Lea! I did see some snow drops flowering here this week in a south facing garden.

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  6. Your spring blooms are encouraging Lea and the spirea blooms are so beautiful and dainty. It looks like spring has started where you are. I hope we are not too far behind!

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  7. Beautiful spirea blooms. And I’ll be adding Snowdrops to my list of bulbs to order this fall!

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  8. There is nothing as delightful as the first blooms of spring! I have only a few snowdrops and crocuses, but your photos are a reminder of what is to come here. Happy Bloom Day!

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  9. Looks like we have of the same blooms ! Happy Bloom day !

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  10. Lea, I'm surprised we have similar things in bloom. I need one of those bridal veil spireas with its double blooms. I don't have one. My Ogon are in bloom, but my Kerria are not. My Leudojum as are the hellebores. You will have roses in bloom soon in Mississippi.~~Dee

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