It's "tulip season" - the
third spring "season" described by a local plant expert I heard speak a few weeks ago. (The first two are "crocus season" and "daffodil season.")
At this time in spring, the
bleeding heart is still blooming.
The
Euphorbia (or cushion spurge) I bought a few years ago has a mass of flowers.
And the lovely
anemones (or windflowers) have surprised me with their cheery blooms.
(And, of course, it's dandelion season, too!)
I still have a few tulips in the back yard, where it's shadier - but the ones in my front yard are gone. (Perhaps the squirrels helped them along.)
But a few miles - or kilometers - away from our house,
Ottawa's famous tulips are still in full bloom.
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