What are the inverted magenta flowers resembling lilies and the blue flowers in the fifth picture.

Your photos are amazing. Your garden looks so mature and natural. Really impressive design!

Just lovely! What is the gorgeous blue flower in photo #3??

The pink lily looks like Erythronium, trout lily. Too early for mine, but your garden is lovely.

Glad to see your spring blooms. So much color! Our grass is finally beginning to green and I see small leaves opening on the ornamental apple trees. It is freezing here today but soon hope to drive around to see if the early spring bushes are blooming. Your photos remind me of my previous gardens and the enjoyment that I took walking about each day to discover new growth.

Roxanna 7, the blue flowered groundcover is Omphalodes cappadocica “Starry Eyes”. it is a lovely spring blooming plant that grows well in shade.

Deanna, the pink flower is indeed an Erythronium. It was slow to spread bur now has seeded itself everywhere which is fine by me. It does die back in summer like most spring bulbs.

Hellebores are blooming in my yard. Nothing else though.

Thank you! I have the yellow trout lily (E. americanum) growing naturally here, but no pink ones. They are beautiful!

So is that you walking around the garden in the first picture?

Im in the same zone as mnwsgal, and we are way, way behind you., but thank you for the gorgeous photos and a sign of better times to come. Spring has been shy this year, but it always manages to arrive.

is the magnolia Leonard messell?

'Leonard Messel' is a star type magnolia and not a tulip type like the one shown here.