Early spring

Tour a beautiful 1921 historic home decorated for Easter and spring in vintage cottage and farmhouse style. Find simple and chic decorating ideas and inspiration. Neutral home decor with pops of green for early spring.

A small snowdrop flower catches the light of a late February day in Seattle's Kubota Garden.

Snowdrops (Galanthus nivalis) bloom before the winter's snow melts. Learn how to grow this perfect complement to your other spring bulbs.

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Ensure you have beautiful blooming flowers from spring to fall with these perennials. Plant these early in the season and you'll have colorful, low maintenance flowers until late fall in your flower bed.

We planted the smaller varieties of daffodils such as these 'February Gold' or 'Tête-à-tête' since in most years they flower well before the end of winter. Their leaves are never excessive and are inconspicuous by May when our garden has a mass display of azaleas flowers and Japanese maples with their new foliage. Several years ago we totally re-landscaped and re-planted our garden to make it exciting in all four seasons. Now late winter is a very colourful time for us with flowering…

If you plant these by the bulb in the fall, you can expect periwinkle blooms to emerge in early spring—sometimes straight through the snow. #gardening #gardenideas #garden #wintergardening #coldweathergardening #wintergarden #marthastewart

This herbaceous spring perennial flower makes its appearance in March, shooting up white flowers that last until late spring. It's one of the best flowers to plant in spring and a good fit for either a shaded or woodland garden. Name: Sanguinaria canadensis Growing conditions: Shade and moist, well-drained soil Size: To 6 inches tall and 12 inches wide Zones: 3-9