Since we are not able to visit the gardens of our members, I thought it would be nice to bring their gardens to you. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the tour.
Patti Chipman sent us these pictures to celebrate spring
Sweet woodruff with Mr. Faux bunny. 
Mini-Skirt Hostas. Only gets 5 inches tall 
Brunnera with coral bells 
Double daffodil with a peach center. 
Kiwi just filling out. It will have tons of tiny fragrant blooms that form on the underside of the branches. 
Coral bells (bronze) with sweet woodruff and variegated Jacob’s Ladder in back-left 
Lamiastrum over-taking Lamium
Here are a few pictures from Eileen Lucietto’s garden
Beautiful statue 
A robin decided to build a nest on one of Eileen’s wreaths. 
Tulips and vinca 
Thalia daffodils with grape hyacinths 
Blue Bells 
Hostas and primroses 
Stroll through the garden of Maureen Ernandez
Marsh Marigolds 
Blue Bells 
Pulmonaria 
Bleeding Heart 
Enjoy these pictures of Pat and Renee Diehn’s garden.
Pink Flowering Almond 
Kathryn Christie also sent some pictures of her spring garden
Sue Stocks just joined the group. Enjoy
Utrillo Rose 
Rare sighting of squirrel with toast 
Lungworot in bloom 
Beautiful pathway 
Ranuculus
Here are some pictures from Julia Olsta’s garden. The trout lilies are not as impressive as they were a few days ago, but there were hundreds of blooms last weekend. Yesterday the Brunnera started blooming.
Bleeding Heart 
Blue Bells 
Brunnera 
Let’s visit the garden of Janice Zastrow
On to Kate Burlette’s garden. Most of them are from her front yard. She said that the strange deep purple flowers are wild Prairie Trillium that grow by her gazebo.
Next are a few pictures from Sue Swartz’s garden.
Sue Wells also sent a few pictures of her spring garden.
A few pictures of Linda and Wally’s garden.
Brunnera 
Coral Bells and Grape Hyacinths 
Of course Oliver always helps with the spring cleanup 
Helleborus 
Anemone 
Tulips & Grape Hyacinths 
Pink and White Daffodil 
A little bit of everything. Purple and yellow Helleborus, Lady’s Mantle, Astible, Brunnera 
Korean Spice Viburnum I wish you could smell it! 
Virginia Bluebells 
Cowslip (Primula Veris)
Kathleen Eddy shared a few pictures of her garden
