Spring flowers like tulips come in many colors and shapes. For bright, colorful garden beds and borders, they are ideal.
Daffodils bloom bright yellow, white, or orange and are easy to grow. They thrive in lawns and under trees.
Crocuses are among the first spring flowers to blossom, frequently under snow. Their bright blossoms include purple, yellow, and white.
Hyacinths have rich, fragrant blue, pink, white, and purple flower spikes. Containers and garden beds suit them.
Snowdrops, dainty white flowers, bloom early in spring. They thrive in wooded gardens and shade.
Alliums' globe-shaped flowers offer architectural appeal to gardens. They range in size and hue from deep purple to white.