Spring is springing in New England. It rains, it snows, gets warm, then chilly, sunny, cloudy, windy, calm, etc. Some things do continue on in their natural cycle. In my garden, the daffodils and forsythia are blooming bringing lots of cheerful yellow to the landscape. And its getting green.
My favorite part of spring are the ephemerals. Epimedium, trillium, primulas and all the little rock garden plants are waking up and unfolding.
And finally, a photo of our Easter morning kayak paddle out on the Nashua River near our house. One can’t be in the garden all the time.
Gramma Penny's Garden 
I am over in a different corner of Massachusetts, but we do have a similar climate. Which means I also get to enjoy primroses (you should see the Japanese primroses that bloom by May 15 in my swamp) and the fringed bleeding heart. Beautiful garden!
Thank you Pat. I hope you will put up a primrose photo in May.
What is that last one before the kayak? It looks like a sedum, but the flowers don’t. Beautiful.
Hi Lisa it is called Primula marginata.. i also have one with purple flowers that blooms a little later. I grow both in troughs.