As typical in spring, the storms roll in and bring rain to the garden.  A little less "stormy" would be nice but we can't control Mother Nature.  So I'll take whatever rain I can get because the newly emerging garden needs rain. 

Below are pictures I took this morning after the storm.

Sedum Bieboldii and Rumex Sanguineus ssp. Sanguineus - bettern known as Bloody Sorrel

Pincushion and Lemon Thyme

Saxifraga and Sedum

View of my yard

Spring has finally arrived and my garden is slowing coming back to life.  The solar garden dog sits along the pathway flanked with rocks and creeping sedum.

A leprecaun sits in purple phlox next to the tree with a face. 

 Bright orange blossom on my Champagne Bubbles Poppy

 New strawberry jar filled with sedum "Angelina"