Galanthus woronovii was in flower before Christmas, there are lots of different forms of G nivalis either in flower now or on the way. Crocuses, Cyclamens, Pulmonaria, (blue and 'soldiers and sailors'), a short creamy comfrey, a pink form of the wild primrose, purple sweet violets, Alpine strawberries, a few daffodils, (lots more on the way), Iris unguicularis, Winter aconites, Leucojum (aestivum and vernum), Lonicera fragrantissima, Viburnum tinus and xBodnantense, white and dark blue Vinca major, Euphoria (robbiae and wulfineii) loads of Hellebores - Christmas and Lenten rose.
Big fat buds on the Magnolia stellata, one solitary bright red flower on a Chaenomeles
Not a meg out of Bergenia, Forsythia, salmonberry, my Kerria japonica has been almost wiped out by blight and might not survive, Camellia has buds but no flowers yet. And of course, even with that long list, it's a flower here and another flower round the corner of the house or at the far end of the garden. Except the snowdrops that are pretty much everywhere.
It's turned cold now which is good - slow it all down a bit.
Ireland - mid west.