After months of viewing forced Amaryllis from garden bloggers up north it's our turn in the south. Finally a bloom on one of my Amaryllis. 
Millet Ornamental 
Double Knockout 
Knockout 
Dwarf Azalea 
Diamond Frost Euphorbia with Cordyline...I had just pulled up a rather tattered Cordyline from last year to toss when I spotted new growth emerging from it's sides...first for me. Should I cut the old blades off? 
OH MY STARS! White Wisteria is blooming for the first time!! 
Virginia Sweetspire 
A few of the Ranunculus 
A very welcomed visitor. 
Weigela Wine and Roses 
Here we have the White Butterfly Bush that I rooted last mid summer. When I planted it, it was only about 6 inches tall. It was barely touched by our very early and cold winter.... 
Don't forget to enter my give-a-way in the previous post.
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Today I am Thankful for this time of the year when it seems there is something new and or different in the gardens everyday.
