

I think the seedlings around this scilla are baby scilla. If so, and all goes well, there should be quite a mass of these flowers next year.

There are two fritillaria in the bed. Last year they formed buds but neither bloomed, I think because the buds are not frost tolerant, and formed well before the last night of frost (usually sometime in May). This year I'll try to protect them in a timely fashion, but in the fall I'll probably move them to a bed that stays frozen longer than this one does.
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Isn't it wonderful to have all these pictures of spring!
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