What’s Blooming April 15, 2011
Here’s the early spring view of our front perennial bed. There’s not a lot of blooms but a lot of GREEN! Yay.
Front Garden
We’ve also got a couple blooms:
Candytuft
Euphorbia
Daphne 'Summer Ice'
Magnolia
Grape Hyacinths
Heather
Blooms not pictured because it’s either too early or too late: Daffodils, Camellia (light pink), Star Magnolia and Blueberries.
Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day takes place on the 15th of every month and all started with May Dreams Gardens.
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Gardening in My Rubber Boots 
Oh, how beautiful! I’m envious of all the green…we are a bit behind you in Brooklyn, NY right now. (at least my yard is!)
Your front garden is gorgeous already – I can’t wait to see how it changes in the coming months.
Love that winter daphne – how big is it? And what kinds of vines are those trailing along up above the fence?
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Aimee,
It’s actually a summer Daphne that blooms from now until Autumn – it’s amazing. It’s called ‘Summer Ice.’ The vine on the fence is a white blooming Akebia. I love it.
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The ‘Summer Ice’ Daphne blooms from now until Autumn?? Amazing!
I have never heard of Akebia – just googled some images of it in bloom and it’s also gorgeous. It must look lovely along that fence when blooming!
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The magnolia is beautiful! You have a lovely garden!
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Thank you. The Magnolia is one of the reasons I moved here. I love it.
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I really like the layout of your front garden. And those Candytufts are darling!
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