Plants

Early spring flowers are the surest signs that warmer weather is coming. They give us hope of the future and help brighten our landscapes. Some of the fun Spring Flowers to enjoy in your garden are:

Snowdrops – are one of the first to show their tiny heads replacing winter’s blanket of snow. They let you know spring is near
Forsythia – announces the return of spring with bright yellow splashes of bell shaped blooms.
Daffodils – also known as Narcissus are a perennial bulb that gives color & life to your garden with minimal care when planting and thrive with virtually no concern.
Phlox – a bloom sight to behold - creeping ground cover in rock gardens or woodland plantings.
So many more flowers and bulbs will be cover in the next few weeks.

Do not remove foliage of any bulbs until they have turned yellow, so that the bulbs have a chance to store nutrients for next year.

Spring / Summer

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This narrow-leaved snowdrop, with its delicate white hanging flowers, has become very popular in cultivation and is commonly planted in gardens and parks. It can escaped gardens and naturalized !

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A forsythia plant can add dramatic flair to a yard in the early spring and are among the first plants to bloom. Also great to bring inside for forcing color.

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Daffodils, the flowers symbolizing friendship, are some of the most popular flowers exclusively due to their unmatched beauty. First flowers of spring.