Wordless Wednesday: First Spring Blooms

(taken yesterday)








In order of appearance:
Hellebore Ivory Prince
Kwanzan Cherry Tree Blooms
Japanese Flowering Apricot (Prunus mume 'Kobai')
Emerald Cushion Blue Creeping Phlox

Comments

  1. So pretty, it looks like a GBBD post.

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  2. Your flowers are refreshing. I was out photographing blooms today, too, and to think only a couple weeks ago we had snow! Everything is ready to come alive with blossoms. I hope we are finished with frost!

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  3. Wow - so nice to see those first blooms of spring ! My favourite time of year (although we were fortunate enough to miss most of winter for the first time ever !). I hope we'll have some blooms as lovely as these when we get back to Canada in April.

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  4. I really want a Prunus mume--it has been on my wish list for almost 20 years (it's a big list). Now you have reminded me that it should move to the top. Beautiful hellebore--'Ivory Prince is one of my favorites--great foliage.

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  5. I love the bloom detail of the phlox. Actually, they are all very pretty!!

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  6. So nice to see spring has sprung is some areas! It won't be long before we're seeing some lovely blooms too!

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  7. All these blooms are encouraging ~ if they are there, then we can't be far behind, right? I've actually got a couple bulbs in bloom (snowdrops and eranthis) so that's perked me up considerably. Happy "early" spring!!

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  8. Beautiful! And so nice that you could say "taken yesterday"! Happy Spring!

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  9. Hi Karin, your blooms of pre-spring are so lovely, the captures of them are exquisite. We fear this warm weather, but might as well revel in the flowers! :-)
    Frances

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  10. Those are some beautiful blooms! The mume looks almost like a camellia. Just gorgeous!

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  11. I love that flowering apricot. How beautiful!

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  12. Spring has arrived in your lovely photographs.

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  13. You must be in awe ... how lovely!

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