I'm in Chattanooga and have 15 things blooming now.
Camelia
Vinca
Helebore - old fashioned
Helebore - Bear Claw
Daphne
Corylopsis
Quince
Hyacinth
Jasmine
Spirea
Rosemary
Bradford Pear
Phlox
Iberis
Daffodil
Not too bad for March.........:)
This message was edited Mar 10, 2009 10:42 AM
What's bloomimg now 4 ya? Non-annual, outside only......
Yellow bells
Butter cups
Blue bells
Crocus
Jasmine
Daffodils, daffodils, daffodils
vinca
creeping phlox
crocus
forsythia
rosemary
neighbors bradford pear
I forgot the iris reticulata. Its done now.
This message was edited Mar 13, 2009 8:31 AM
daffodils
muscari
crocus
lenten rose
mini iris
now it's time to bring on the pollen! ;)
Only different things to add
Mahonia /Leatherleaf
Pulmonia / Lungwort
Dafs-Jonquils done
muscari
Scilla? Ipherion?
creeping phlox
vinca
Bradford Pear
Camellias
Helleborus
Daphne
Winter Honeysuckle
Redbuds
Carolina Jessamine
early purple Iris
...ah, spring!
Hi, I am in Anderson City, GA.
Azaleas, Azaleas, and more Azaleas
Camilla's
Crabapple
Oriental Peach
Daphne
Quince
Spiraea
Muscari
A few daffodils are still blooming
Vinca
forsythia
veronica
Hyacinth
Phlox
Forsythia
Daffodils
muscari
Jonquils
Tea Olive
Peach trees
Bradford Pear
Crab Apple
Red maple
crocus
...and iris very soon
Here's what's blooming in my NW Florida garden today:
Iris
Brunfelsia
Gerbera Daisys
Vinca
Amaryllis (in bud)
Azalea
unkown tree
Crab Apple
Roses
Crown of Thorns (parts that didn't winter kill)
Clematis
Clivia (in bud)
unknown bulb
Oxylis
Mums (in bud)
Confederate Jasmine (in bud)
Italian Jasmine
Confederate Jasmine
Society Garlic
Gardenia (in bud)
Rosemary
Hyacinths
Honeysuckle
Dianthus
Hydrangea
Bottle brush tree (in bud)
Panseys
Creeping Lantana
Strawberries (bearing now)
Red Shrimp plant
Wisteria (in bud)
Snapdragon
Bignonia vine (in bud)
Crocosmia (in bud)
Tecoma Stans (in bud)
Grapefruit tree
I might be adding more when I head out into the yard this morning - YEAH, SPRING!
This message was edited Mar 15, 2009 1:42 PM
Opps, was this meant for Georgians only? Sorry to intrude!
Hey there Neighbor floridian KayJones!!! Im Curious..to know what 'cha got Bloomin down your way!! ...and welcome ,
E.
This message was edited Mar 15, 2009 4:23 PM
Hi Kay, That's quite a list. I have zone envy. We're not as far along in Spring here in North GA. Neighboring states (and others) are always welcome here. This thread was started by a Tennesseean...
I'm thrilled with what's blooming in my yard! I moved here 6 months ago, from Missouri, so this just thrills me!!! Thanks for the nice welcome - I'm happy to be here!
Camellia, Azalea, Dutch Iris, Creeping Phlox, Hyacinths (about done) Daffs (also about done), Crabapple, Almond, Pansies, Yarrow about to open, Carolina Silver Bell tree, Redbud, Carolina Jessamine are all blooming now! Everything is covered in pine pollen though - YUK!! Samantha
Samantha, so amazing that you have pine pollen already. I am very aware of it, but it's an April thing for us, just a short distance away. And Yarrow ready to bloom! amazing what a few (well, more than a few I guess) miles means.
(edited to add 'miles' so it makes sense!)
This message was edited Mar 16, 2009 7:23 AM
cedar - Yes - we are buried in the stuff! there's even a collection of it around my pool & at the bottom. Last night I was at an outdoor church function for a couple of hours, and when I got home, I noticed my black shoes were covered in yellow/green pollen! UUGGGHHHH! Samantha
Forsythia
Bradford Pear
Jonquils
Except for the above lots of stuff is starting to bud out, but not blooming yet.
Snapdragons
pansies
stock
primrose
wisteria
annual phlox
daffodils
scillia
dianthus
quince
babys breath
daphne
iceland poppies, heavily budded
columbine budding
lenten rose
camellia
Well, we got some rain today, so now the road in our subdivision is greenish/yellow - at least that pollen's out of the AIR!!! Samantha
Is this the right spot for northeastern Alabama-ers to sign on? We're at the base of Lookout Mountain.
My baby's breath is two inches high...how is it that others have it blooming?
Thanks!
Debi
We just had three days of rain here and I see more and more green coming up. I'm waiting patiently for the sun to come out ~ and more blooms. Would love to see some pics Kay Jones :)
Welcome DebiH. I'd say you're close enough!
Microclimates are a mystery. Your elevation (even as the base of the mtn) may be the reason. But what kind of baby's breath are we talking about? I don't grow that....
OK, here's a wonderful plant - the fragrance permeates the whole block!
Okay, KayJ - what is it? Looks beautiful with 2 colors of flowers.
Today: Clematis armandii! yeah. My first blooms on this plant.
Cedar, it's a picture of my Brunfelsia and my Sweet Pea (Darin)!
Here's another picture - my Wisteria vine:
Blue Bells Blooming in my Garden
Jasmine Beginning to Bloom
Buttercups still blooming
Unknown plant blooming
Harmonyplace, the 'blue bells' you have are actually grape hyacinths, I believe.
http://extension.unh.edu/fhgec/graphics/ghyacinth.jpg
Here's a lonely Clematis blossom, now blooming.
Here's Lily 'Mona Lisa' and a budding Hydrangea. The big blossom is my precious 5-year old Grandson - he's my 'helper'.
Sorry couldn't remember the name of them i have had them for a long time
No need to be sorry - different areas call the same flower by different names. They are the sweetest flower!
i don't remember alot i have in my garden they have been there so long
We have a Joke at my house about "butter cups" i have all my life called them "butter cups" well my DH grew up calling them "Jonquils" and my son was told they were "Daffodils" by his teacher
So at my house every spring i get "BOY them Butter Cup , Jonquil , Daffodil's sure are pretty" LOL
Harmony, that's what my gramma called daffodils too, when we were growing up. They are pretty. I have grape hyacinths everwhere, they have actually jumped over the borders and are growing in the yard beside the flower beds! ;)
I have an azalea that is starting to bloom on the back side, up against the house and vinca, creeping phlox.