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Siberian squill and daffodils I planted at the office... Some of the squill I planted at home seems to have gone AWOL. I think I'm missing some other flowers also. I scatter them in the yard, so it could just be faulty memory.

Snowdrops... They come up earlier every year. I'll have to figure out how to color tbe flowers orange. I can call them pumpkindrops for halloween :^S

A bit past their prime, and just a quick drive by, but sunflowers... They sell access to the field so people can take pics or whatever. I've never paid of course, but it's cool seeing a field full of sunflower.

I really like that track pic. What's the story there? They don't quite look abandoned, but don't look particularly used either.

I had a couple in the yard I was gonna try to keep by cutting before they went to seed, but it ended up being a responsibility I didn't feel like maintaining, so I got rid of them. I still like seeing them at work, and butterflies love them.

Bull thistle. It's my favorite flower. Had a little trouble getting the pic. It was breezy, and I wanted the bee in the shot.

Yea, that's an intense tree. It's like forsythia on steroids.

That's a nice plant stand. Do they do anything with it for Christmas?

That rock formation is pretty cool.

Holly. It doesn't look like much, but they smell fantastic.

Yea, that could be. The one at work gets blasted with sun most of the day, and the one at home gets full morning sun, but not so much in the afternoon.

That's really late compared to the two I found. I have one at my house and the other at the office. Both bloomed at the end of March.

That's cool looking. What kind of locust?

Black locust Honeysuckle Cherry

Fleabane! Nothing real exciting, but they're kinda pretty. I let the hill in back growup til they're finished blooming. I also spread wildflower seed sawdust on the hill. No flowers or trees yet :^D Also star of Bethlehem. It's an invasive, but kind of neat. I had a friend that used to dig...

That yellow's intense. Pretty flowers.

I saw this in my backyard yesterday when I was planting the blueberries... It's apparently fig buttercup; an invasive species, and illegal to sell in MD. I suppose I should dig it up. I don't want it screwing up the other flowers I planted.

My sad weeping cherry... I don't like to even look at it too long cause I'm afraid it'll push it over. There's one slender column hanging on for dear life. The tree will stay til it quits getting green in the spring. Not much to it anymore, but it still gets pretty flowers.

The pale yellow(almost white) is what really attracted me to those. Almost all the ones I have are bright bold yellow. I have some pale ones under the maple tree, but it's a small clump. I want to get some variety in the yard.