In the front, the Pasque Flower is nearly done
But it is making beautiful feathery seed pods:
Spanish Bluebells are opening up all over the yard. These up against the house are the farthest along:
My first iris of the season opened on Monday. A dwarf bearded iris I received in trade last year, I've lost the name:
Candytuft (Iberis) in the old rose bed:
Native columbine (Aquilegia canadensis) are in full bloom. But the colors seem more washed out than I remember from last year:
The double purple columbine are farther behind. I gave away so many of these last year, I think I only have a dozen or so left. But they'll make more. Here's the only one that's open now:
Centaurea montana has a few blooms:
My Weigela was being obstinate and didn't bloom in time. I'm including it anyway, because it is so close:
And the plant providing the most color to my garden isn't even blooming quite yet. But the chartreuse new leaves on my honeylocust trees really light up the side garden:
Thanks for checking out my mid-April blooms. And thanks to May Dreams Gardens for hosting another great GBBD!
Gorgeous photo's! A belated Happy GBBD to you!
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