Some of my tulips were up about 3 inches this past weekend. Now they're under 12 inches of snow.

I have spring "snowDrops' in bloom- somewhere under the snow....

All I have under the snow is winter sowing and a brown garden.

Pauline

I have crocus coming and tips of tulips. My pussy willows are catkin'd and some of my perennials are greening up - well were - everything is under 2+ feet of white stuff now :)

OH and my wonderful Mary Queen of Scots rose is getting buds already!

-Marie

Ditto on the 2 feet (or close) of snow! I have daffodils coming up under mine - they were sticking up about 3/4 of an inch on Saturday (when it was spring :-)

We saw our first Robin on Saturday too. And the grackles are back after their southern winter. I haven't seen any migrants at my birdfeeders yet.

And of course, all the seed trays in my back room are a sign of spring too. I just added brussels sprouts, cabbage, miniature roses, strawberries, and nasturtiums to the mix today. And some of the daylilies are up now too!

Plus, it's nice outdoors, even in all the snow. There is a more mellow feel to the air, I think. Of course, that was without the wind :-)

We got about 3-4 inches of snow on Monday, but didn't get any at all from this last round!
No tulips up yet, tho.

Linda

I had tulips and rhubarb, primulas, parsley, greek oregano, alpine strawberry and egyptian onion showing on Sunday. Let's leave it at that.

Lynn

Robins showed up here on the 10th. A bald eagle flew over the house (migrating) on the 11th. Red winged black birds & grackles and the starlings all showed up on the 11th too.

Robins were back about a week ago, at least that's the first one I noticed. My snowdrops were blooming through the snow last saturday and the tips of my tulips are showing. That's very unusual for my garden in March--that tells me our ground didn't freeze very hard this winter. About 3 weeks ago or so I noticed my magic lilies up about 3 inches but they've pretty much stayed that way since the weather cooled off.