This is the unidentified evergreen shrub by my shed. There's another one that is also blooming, but I couldn't get decent pictures due to the light.


And I have three areas of spring bulbs popping up! Two out front. One is by the front step under the holly bush.

The other out front is at the down spout near the neighbor's house. This is on the other side of the rhodedendrons.

In the back, around the corner from the flowering evergreens, the last patch of bulbs is popping up. I'm glad I was lazy last fall in preparing this patch of ground. I was going to turn it over. That would have been bad!

2 comments:
Is your blooming evergreen some kind of heather, perhaps?
It might very well be. To be honest, I don't know what it is. But the flowers do look similar.
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