arrayed like a bride

So beautiful. I'm glad it's spring somewhere. It snowed here last night! :(

kirstin it was 80 here today-a record for the day. this is chaenomeles cameo

If you don't mind, could I ask for another id please. What is the name of the plant in the first picture? I have one like it, except for its blooms are orange, and have no idea what it is.

You have such a beautiful garden. Love your photos!

@ southergardening24: if you mean the plant in the first picture of dave10z7annv: it could be Siberian wallflower, Erysimum allioni (aka Cheiranthus allioni).

they are self seeded wallflowers. three years old so after they finish blooming i'll pull them out and let some of the million or so others grow on. this past very mild winter means that they-erysimum-are everywhere.

Thanks! Mine just started blooming a beautiful deep orange color. I think it came from a seed mix last spring, and for a while I thought it was a coreopsis, but realized it is not. It stayed green all winter.

Lovely, Daves10.

Gives hope that things will warm up here.

Beautiful lush garden! You are quite ahead of me. Nice to see what is coming next!

Keep them coming, dave10.

Reason one: very attractive and cheerful pictures. Thank you.

Reason two: to assure us that our day will come (at least sometime in the future).

We reached 14ºC today, but are going back to 2ºC with a wind chill of -10ºC tomorrow.

weather is changing here. nights flirting with the freezing mark and perhaps snow tomorrow. then back to spring next weekend. alyssum wulfenianum

rosa hugonis and daphne carol mackie

i love this erysimum and about 7 every evening this daphne makes the garden smell heavenly.

Lovely, davids10z.

And we're only at this stage today!

thank you, thank you. i hope your spring will come with a rush. after months of unseasonable weather, 2 nights ago the tops of all the hosta pips and the aruncus froze at 28 degrees. one of the good points about having so many things is that there's always something to take our minds off little things like that.