Cornelian Cherry Dogwood
Crocuses
Forsythia
Forsythia
Serviceberry
Daffodils and Crocuses on Goldberry Hill
Hyacinth in the Bird Garden
Virginia Bluebells
Brunnera Macrophylla
Daffodils in the Cutting Garden
Self-Seeding Pansies
Vinca Minor or Lesser Periwinkle
Winter Honeysuckle
Andromeda
Violet Related blog/posts: May Dreams Garden, Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day – March 2008, Early Spring Containers
Heirloom Gardener 
A lovely representation of spring flowers. What is the tree blooming yellow in first photo?
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Thanks for the garden tour, HG. You have a lot going on right now. Happy Bloom Day!
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Pretty, pretty pictures…all of them! The pink viola is so cute…/Katarina
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Dear Frances, The first yellow tree blooming is a Cornelian Cherry dogwood. I love its elegance and grace in shaded areas. I did not plant it; it was a gift from nature.Heirloom Gardener
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It’s interesting that your zone 6 garden is not that far ahead of my zone 5 garden. And isn’t nice when nature gives a plant we love, now and again, like the Cornelian Cherry dogwood.Thanks for joining in for bloom day.Carol, May Dreams Gardens
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Very fine pictures of spring day.What is it on the second last pictures?Is it evergreen?regards Ken
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Piondrom,The second to last picture is an evergreen andromeda shrub – pieris japonica.Heirloom Gardener
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