I've got Texas Quince and daffs blooming on the southwest side of my yard. Also I noticed a flower or two on the honeysuckle that grows on the southwest wall of my house.

There is not a hint of budding, however, on the Redbud, that I planted in that same yard, last fall. I really hope she is still among the living.

My Winter Daphne is in bloom.

Just crocuses and snowdrops. I think the hellebores were frozen out.

Snowdrops are gone totally into seed, species crocus are over-the-hill, large crocus are about mid-bloom, iris reticulata nearly gone, hellebores about early mid-bloom (niger is nearly gone, but hybrids are in all stages of blooming), forsythia starting.

George

Add dandelions to the already mentioned blooms!

I also saw a Dandelion in my yard about a week ago. EErrr! My crocus and snowdrops are just about faded. The Hellebore is working on a full bloom and that is it! Lots of different bulb foliage coming up though. And I saw Dutchman's Breeches coming up also. No Daffs yet.

Pierises are blooming. Redbuds and some early cherries are blooming. Bradford pears just starting up in some places. Silver Maples are blooming. Oddly, I recall seeing some very early saucer magnolias blooming during the last warm spell (the bulk around here haven't started yet though). Pachysandra has been blooming as well as forsythia and I expect that if dandelions are up and blooming, the violets and vinca shouldn't be far behind!

I think after reading about hellebores for a number of years here on GW, I will probably try some. I like the idea of an evergreen perennial, particularly since my heuchera did well through the winter.

crocus and lots of daffys-----mostly "Unsurpassable"---which is an early bloomer and healthy and of course "Ice Follies".
The crab apple trees are just greening up.

Florence

My forsythia are blooming not as many blooms as usual my pieris japociana and wolfe my hellbores are also blooming many things are pushing up out of the ground. I'm hoping my wisteria will finally bloom this year it had incredible growth last summer. Patty

Wow. Now my dicentra has formed some flowering stems with buds and those should be blooming soon! My 2 year old plum tree popped open a couple blooms today - it's very first little bloom. Noticed some weeping cherries and lots of saucer magnolias blooming now.

My miniature roses are blooming. I cheated though. They had buds on them when I planted them this week.

My crocuses are just finishing up blooming. My first daffodil of spring opened on Friday. I'm in SW PA.

One of my woodland poppies is about to bloom any day now. I can see the yellow peeking out. I hope it'll stay above freezing, only time will tell.