Tell me what is flowering in your garden today.

[PerspicaciaTick]

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 )

Bumpity bump for 2017

When I finally sit down I'm going to read through from the start.

Off the top of my head camellia, pansies, primula and tulips are flowering in my SE garden right now. Azalea and rhododendron have buds and should be out next month. I think one of my snapdragons may be about to flower!

My plum tree burst into bloom today. There are some new tiny blue flowers in the lawn (I scattered some wildflower seeds on the lawn last autumn so I think that's what's starting to come up.) Other things in flower are mainly bulbs - daffodils are dying off now but there are some others I can't name.

Primroses going crazy. Forsythia blazing. Birginias all pink and a bit odd. And my brand new lithodora is, as advertised, showing its first glimpse of heavenly blue.

MrsBertBibby I've googled lithodora and it's beautiful!

The best thing in my garden at present is next door's pear tree. It is about 20 feet tall and full of white blossom.

My new Amelanchiers are just bursting into flower. They are so tall I keep going into the bedroom to get the best view of them

Sounds divine Astrantia

I've enjoyed seeing your new garden unfold

Up north here -
Daffodils, first tulips, lots of primroses, forsythia , flowering currant, kerria just starting , pulmonaria , anemone blanda
Chinodoxa are lovely this year - I bought a new pink giant which is stunning.
Erica carnea in full colour.
Hellebores still holding up well

Daffs are out, some hyacinths, bluebells, tulips appearing, snowdrops, a solitary daisy appeared on my margaruite that I thought was a goner!, vinca minor and major, pansies, peony tree in full bud, red robins blazing with new leaves, hebes with the odd bit of colour starting, clematis growing back, honeysuckle starting to bud, some random plants I can't remember the name of planted under the tree for ground cover are in bloom, sedum doing well, peony bushes have reappeared which I'm amazed at as I transplanted then mid bloom and they're about 35 yrs old! ...and a bud has finally appeared on a camellia

I love the magic of plants and seeing things reappear and bloom after a sad winter

Hellebores, cowslips, scilla & chinodoxa, magnolia stellata and flowering quince (both just starting), viburnum burkwoodii, anemone nemorosa, pulmonaria.

I love to watch the Acers changing colour. Last week they were a lovely caramel/toffee colour. Now the greens and yellows are emerging.

Snakes head fritillaria
Daffodils
Tulips
Heather
Various bedding stuff I don't know the names of in pots and baskets with primroses
Wall flowers
Muscari hyacinth

I just popped on here to read what else everyone else has in flower and saw Lithodora -
I acquired some free plants ( they were on the officially nearly dead shelf :) ) a couple of years ago. Two are thriving now - a lovely deep pink erica carnea and what I think/thought was a Lithospermum - is that the same as Lithodora? It is just coming out now ( picture is of it)
I forgot my Pieris on my list , and though not technically in flower , I have Hebe Silver Dollar which has stunning pink new leaves now

My first creeping Cranesbill Geranium flower out today. I don't know it's name as it was already in the garden, but its deep pink.
Summers on its way!

Daffodils
Narcissus
Tulips
Geraniums
Marguerites
Peony is starting to bud.
Lily planted last Autumn / winter just starting to bud.
Love this time of year..so exciting waiting for the garden to come on

Last year's trailing petunia somehow survived winter and has two big pink buds already

Rosemary,
margeurites (last years)
Salvia maraschino
Salvia
yellow climber thing evergreen bees love it.
forget me not

Winter pansies and cyclamen still going strong
Primroses, tête a tête and helebores hanging on
A yellow bush (I don't know the name)
Muscari
Ribes
Bluebells (broke today)
Roses have buds, and moving to the back
Magnolia (white one and traditional one)
Aubretia
Daffodils
Tulips
White flower, low lying
Azalea (orange)
Rhododendron (purple and pink)
Camellia
Euphorbia
Bergenia
A large tree with off white fronds
Clematis is in bud
Scimmia
Peonies in bud
Apples some buds breaking, pear, plum and damson
The pom pom tree
Two more blossom trees
Choisia

We are in the south east

My favourite thread on this forum

Bumping for Summer.

I have

Various hydrangea
Dahlia
Geraniums
Roses everywhere
Fuschias seem to have died
Butterfly blush (don't know the correct name) and the colour is spectacular
Mallows, enormous spread and beautiful colour
Phlox flower emerging, same with hollyhock
No sign of gladioli yet.the green stems have been up for weeks now and I'm finding them a bit ugly when not in flower
Lots of trees and various shrubs too.

Clematis
And a bush with a yellow flower that I also don't know the name of, but literally every house in my area has one. I'll have to post a picture.

Currently I've got roses, geraniums, cistus, hypericum, buddleia, echinacea, dahlias, hostas, pansies, hemerocallis, clematis, astilbe,lysimachia, hydrangeas, lavender, alchemilla, honeysuckle, foxgloves, delphinium, crocosmia, pansies, phlox, heuchera Californian poppies and bedding/pond plants.
I really need to focus more on the early summer and late spring though as it all looks a bit green then.

Ooh, love this thread too!

Just moved house, so have a new garden with things I haven't grown/seen before...

Out at the mo', Buddleia x 3, echinacea, dianthus, roses, hydrangea, lavender, honeysuckle and phlox.

'Liveby' it sounds like you've inherited a great garden with a beautiful choice of plants.

Our plox are still going strong and the hydrangea bed is the best it's ever been, despite catching a late frost.

I'm cutting bunches of sweet peas for everyone and anyone to keep them going.

The fruit trees are now laden with fruit, even some new miniature ones which have tiny little apples.

Also loving this thread, at the moment ;
Roses
Margeurites
Geraniums
Violas
Cosmos
Fushias
Sunflowers ( that my daughter planted from seed)
Dahlias ( beautiful Sarah Raven ones,I love her dahlias)
Sweet peas
Pinks
Petunias

We are in the South East

just reminded of this thread !
Crocosmia "Lucifer'
Fuchsias , - 3 different hardy ones

Dianthus and Sweet William
Penstemon
Creeping hardy geraniums
Erysimum
Hemerocallis
Hypericum 'Hidcote'
Alliums
Various Buddleia
Phlox
Hollyhocks
Roses
Potentilla
Lythrum
Hydrangea just starting to open
Lavender