Tell me what is flowering in your garden today.

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My garden is looking very green and vibrant today.

I can see:
Apple blossom
Camellia (although the flowers are starting to drop)
Forget me nots
Lungwort
Hellebores are hanging on
Euphorbia are doing their limey green thing and perking up one corner
Bluebells
Chaenomeles

What can you see? And what region are you in? (And I might nick your ideas )

Crab apple (john downie) just going over now
Choysia
Aquilegias
Rosemary
Bluebells (spanish ones, sadly)
Violas - flowering since october

Blossom on apple trees and quince bushes
Erysimum Bowles Mauve
Bluebells (going over though)
Hellebores
Lilac trees
Fritillaries
Geraniums (pink) just starting
Irises
Rosemary
Ribes
Primroses
Chives
Bleeding Hearts (Dicentra)
Few tulips (most over now)
Cerinthe
Few California poppies

Many things are just about to flower. This time next week all the aquilegias and most of the geraniums will be out, and the clematis buds will be in full flower.

Wisteria! The scent is wonderful.

Six of my climbing rose bushes are flowering. Just noticed it today. They are against a high brick wall which is very warm, but even so it seems early to me?

Clematis Montana Elizabeth
Clematis Montana Broughton star
Clematis Montana Marjorie
Clematis integrifolia
Choisya ternata
bluebells
forgetmenots
primroses
hellebores
quince
geranium phaeum 5 varieties
geranium species ,pink
deutzia
pinks
pieris
tulips
azaleas (pink, white)
ajuga
ceanothus
camellia sinensis
aquilegias
lavender
dandelions
daisies
herb robert
There is lots of stuff in bud:raspberries roses irises and rhodedendrons and so forth
No rosemary or wisteria or apple blossom sadly.

My Exochorda is fabulous today.

Apple on 2 different trees and (just hanging on) cherry blossom (a morello)
Primroses
Ajuga reptans
Alliums (a few, most aren't quite out)
A few camassias about to give out
A very pretty little comfrey which is basically a weed, but I like it
Lily of the valley
Kerria
Bluebells
Strawberries
Rosemary
Blueberries (in big pots)
Honesty
Forget-me-nots
Corydalis - the yellow one, pretty much a weed here also, but again, I quite like it, so I usually let it be for a while
A scented-leaf geranium
Centaurea
Star of Bethlehem
Peonies just flowering
Elderflower
Blackcurrants, redcurrants
Hellebores
Tiarella just beginning

Also, less pleasingly, far too much dead nettle, alkanet, and bloody dandelions, always dandelions!

Wow, it looks like an awful lot written down....

Broom
Rosemary
California Poppy and Scabious that I grew from seed last year

Cotoneaster
Banksia rose
Alliums
Still a bit of blossom on greengage and the apples
A big green plant with bright yellow flowers - I'm sure I didn't plant this but it's quite pretty
Forget me nots
Arum lilies

Gah ceanothus not cotoneaster

hibiscus, cala lilly,lavender, geraniums, honeysuckle, sage, roses,milkwort,oleander.

Hibiscus, oleander, camellia, roses, agapanthus, wisteria, jasmine.

mine's a baby garden, only done last year-so not yet as stuffed as I would like. Some of the original plants survived the digger- I'm waiting to find out which

alliums
valerian (I know it's a weed, but I love it- have had a game trying to grow it-think it only thrives where it's not wanted)
acqui aque acque columbines
Chilean potato vine
a beautiful laburnum my head is telling me to get rid of but my heart is telling me to keep
some lovely cream tulips, still hanging on
the first of my old lady roses- a charming peach (nicer than they sound), battling for ascendancy with the CPV
a little heuchera

This is flowering in my garden and I would love to know what it is - anyone know?

It looks like a type of acacia, but its hard to see the leaves, can you get a closer pic? I am curious as acacia normally would have flowered and gone by now.

A few of these today. Meconopsis Cambrica. Alliums beginning to come out but apple blossom almost over here.

Lots of various tulips
Dark orange euphorbias (I never liked them that much and have been tempted to remove them, but they are actually looking rather nice this year so might be saved!)
Orange geum (which goes rather well next to the euphorbias)
Blue bell-type things (they are not proper bluebells I don't think though - never worked out exactly what they are yet!)
Lots of speedwell, including in various places it's not really meant to be...
Little bit of lilac, although we pruned them hard last year so not very much (the tree round the side of the house has lots though, but can't really see it)
Lots of pretty blossom trees belonging to various neighbours which overhang our garden - there's a dark purpley-pink one I particularly like
Purple bell-shaped clematis (not sure of exact variety) - our montanas are not out yet (too northern I guess?)
Nice pink azalea in a pot out front
Dicentra spectabilis (lovely!)
One aquilegia ( Muddha)
Lots of dandelions

Poppies

Alyssum

Is this any better, sirvix? The leaves are long and thin with a pointy end. They're bright green to begin with then go darker as they grow.

It does look like Mimosa, also known as the golden wattle. This used to be classed as an acacia, and I think may now not be but I need to check that. Does it smell gorgeous? There are various types that look similar in terms of flowers and some smell amazing and are also used by florists and some have no scent to speak of. Luck you! I have a different type of mimosa in my conservatory but it flowers in Feb/March.

here www.alamy.com/stock-photo-mimosa-or-golden-wattle-tree-acacia-saligna-in-flower-also-known-as-3631908.html

today the first rose has opened.

First rose here too!

Thank you, sirvix! I'm on my way back from work and will give it a sniff when I'm home. I have to say I haven't noticed a fragrance but you never know

South East.

Alliums
Peonies
Cistus
Aquilegia
Nicotiana
Verbena
Tulips
Perennial cornflowers