We are experiencing a few warm days up into the upper 60s which is encouraging Spring blooms early!
Daffodils
Crocus
Flowering quince
Winter flowering iris
And, of course, hellebores!
It was also the Winter open house at Plant Delights Nursery. They are a well known vendor of rare plants. I purchased a few new ones for my collection!
Our last killing frost is about mid-March so I am in planning stage for a spring vegetable garden!!!
Let’s Look at those winter flowering Iris’s again!
Arthur in the Garden! 
your winter iris kills me (I’ve now liked it on your blog, twitter and instagram, lol)… we don’t have them here, at least not that I know of. I love it! Everything else looks beautiful too. Happy almost spring!
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Thanks!
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Yes, the irises were definitely worth a second look!
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This was the perfect antidote to a day of freezing rain and snow!
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😃
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I wonder if they’re Iris reticulata. They bloom in very early spring here.
The hellebores are beautiful!
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Yes, they are!
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Beautiful plants Arthur! Love the iris. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one. I think we still have a few more weeks before we see anything up here in the Philly region.
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Thanks! I hope to get up there in June! Take care!
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Love those pretty flowers. I used to eagerly await the first spring blossoms as the snow melted in New Hampshire and those lovely flowers will always be some of my favorites. It is so different now that I’m living in Florida where gardens are always green.
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Yes, I have open thought I would be bored in a tropical zone because of the lack of seasons!
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