Early Spring Blooming Flowers in Tennessee

A little bit of spring time "springs" up in our February garden! There are some flowers that just herald the arrival of spring. Daffodils, hyacinths, and Lenten Rose and just a few of those early spring bloomers that you can plant so you can enjoy spring as early as possible. This video is an overview of a few of these early spring bloomers. It's very normal for flowers in Tennessee to be popping up all over the place so you don't need to worry about the cold!
Our Garden
Zone 7a
Normal Last Frost Date: April 15th
Growing Zones for plants mentioned in this video:
Daffodils: Zones 3-8
Hellebore/Lenten Rose: Zones 3-9
Hyacinth: Zones 4-8
Witch Hazel: 3-8

[@stephaniegee227]

You're witch hazel and hellebore did way better than mine after the last ice event we had here, but our daffodils and hyacinths are trying to make up for everyone else! There is nothing prettier than a Tennessee spring. Good luck on the new home! Looking forward to hearing about putting in a new garden there.

[@Growingthehomegarden]

Thanks Stephanie! The witch hazel was doing great a few days ago and attracting a bunch of honeybees. I think due to our location (our house is in a sort of bowl) that they had acclimated to the cold already and were able to tolerate the drop in temperatures.

[@solitarybea]

voles are the worst. i cant seem to put a dent into their population no matter what i try. good luck with the move!