The amazingly early spring (for a prairie person) has arrived in Victoria again. If you look for them, you can find a few flowers blooming all winter, but February and March they come out in force.
One of the earliest are the Snow Drops.
The daffodils are another early one. Neither snowdrops or daffodils are native to North America, but they grow "wild" here, outside of any official flower bed.
These hyacinths were in a flower bed, but I still enjoyed watching them develop.
There are a few different kinds of crocuses. I think this one is a Snow Crocus.
Whereas this one I think is a Spring Crocus.
And last but not least, the cherry (or plum?) blossoms are gathering momentum.
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