
Red valerian,
Centranthus ruber, is just starting to flower.

A few tulips remain, and the chives should open today.

A low form of mullein, this is, I believe, a
Verbascum 'Harkness Hybrids'

Candytuft,
Iberis sempervirens, is favorite of mine for its evergreen foliage and intense flower power.
Also in bloom in my garden today: periwinkle, geranium, quince, snow-in-sumer, sedum, ajuga, honeysuckle, violet, spiderwort, pea shrub, veronica, allium. Hurrah for springtime flowers!
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Candytuft is one of my favorite perennials, along with Bath's Pink. Both got a recent 'haircut; here; the first spring flush of bloom is over.
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