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| Even the moss is growing in its own special way. |
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| Fall-planted mache and volunteer garlic from last year's crop |
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| The red crimson clover cover crop is doing its job. |
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| New garlic bed! There will be tulips growing up in the middle of the bed soon. |
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| One of the first snowdrops |
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| Douglas fir branches, evergreen huckleberry, and pieris japonica create a lovely nest for winter fruits, pine cones, and poppy seed pods. |
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| Evergreen huckleberry and salal branches with pine cones, lemons, and limes. |
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| Kaufmanniana 'The First' tulips with crocuses and blueberries |
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| Red Showwinner tulips with crocuses |
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| Purple and yellow crocuses |
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| A sunny spot for sitting |
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| Jeanne d'Arc crocuses with hellebores and skimmia |
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| Crocuses! |
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| Snowdrops |
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| Jeanne d'Arc crocuses with one 'Early Harvest' tulip |
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| Crocus |
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| Crocus shadows |
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| Overwintering volunteer spinach: a bit weathered but ready for spring growth |
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| Miner's lettuce: tiny but tasty |
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| Miner's lettuce |
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| Leeks! |
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| An overwintered bed full of Egyptian Walking Onions |
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| The last of the overwintered leeks |
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| These two were huge--at least an inch in diameter, and look at all those roots! |
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| Jeanne d'Arc and Remembrance crocuses along with early Tête à Tête daffodils |
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| Purple crocuses along the back yard perennial path |
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| First yellow crocuses in the front center garden bed |
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| A single white hellebore, waiting for company |
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| A lovely cluster of rose-colored hellebores along the pond rockery |
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| Hellebores, moss, daffodils, and primroses |
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| Overwintered dinosaur kale, starting to perk up again |
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| A bed of overwintered chervil, waiting for a trellis full of snow peas and a backdrop of orange Ballerina tulips |
