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4: Hyacinths
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As much as I love hyacinths, I mean…what on earth is that complex sounding name? They’re the simplest, most elegant flowers with the most complex name to ever exist.
Anyways, hyacinth blooms come in a variety of striking colors; couple that with the dense clusters they emerge in and you’ve got yourself a flower that can really add some visual appeal to your early spring garden.
5: Snowdrops
True to the name, snowdrop blooms often emerge early in spring or even as early as late winter. The reason they’re called snowdrops is because they emerge through the snow and offer white blooms that look like tiny snowballs hanging from stems.
Like daffodils, emergence of snowdrop blooms alerts growers about the end of winter and beginning of spring.
6: Hellebores
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Hellebores also bloom from late winter all the way to mid spring. Not only do they offer quite the unique looking flowers, but also colors that can truly change the aura of your garden.
7: Primroses
Despite the name, primroses actually don’t have much to do with roses; neither do they have a similar shape. They are, however, super bright and colorful, often having multi-colored petals that add great color to your garden.
Primroses thrive in slightly moist environments and are often one of the first flowers to emerge in spring.
8: Pansies
You might think I’m keeping tabs on the ranking of these flowers but it’s just my own observation. After roses, sunflowers, and tulips, pansies are definitely up there amongst the most popular flowers.
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They’re bright, bold, and offer large petals with multiple shades and colors that draw attention even from a distance. You’ll find pansies blooming their best around early to mid-spring.
9: Forsythia
Despite the complex sounding name, forsythias are actually quite recognizable and most of you may already have seen them somewhere. They produce bright yellow flowers that people often mistake as their f
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