flowers

why im finding it so hard to pick flowers i like is beyonddd me! u girls have been helping me go back and forth and i really cannot decide. i defanitly want yellow but now im thinking i want more of a fun flower. not too formal like my original idea of the calalily. not a HUGE fan of yellow roses but some would be fine, but im not sure of what im thinking is considered a 'Yellow- fun' flower... ahhhh help?

A List of Late Spring Flowers

* Tulip: They will bloom all through spring. Full-blossomed forms like parrot tulips and peony tulips are usually the last to bloom.
* Magnolia Tree: Magnolia x soulangiana, the saucer magnolia, is a beautiful late spring bloomer.
* Lilac: These shrubs fill the late spring garden with scent and color.
* Spiraea: These shrubs are an old-fashioned favorite.
* Peonies: These shrubs carry the garden from late spring into summer.
* Allium: Somewhat prosaically called 'flowering onion', their bloom is spectacular.
* Wood Anemone: Always lovely in the wilderness garden.
* Jack in the Pulpit: This wildflower is a favorite in spring.

A List of Mid-Spring Flowers
spring flowers

* Daffodil: These are the glory of the mid-spring blossoms. Large, late varieties like King Alfred and Mount Hood are brilliant even on rainy days.
* Tulip: On everyone's list of spring flowers, these are starting their long period of bloom in mid-spring.
* Rhododendron and azaleas: Both are just starting their springtime display.
* Muscari: Often planted with daffodils and tulips, they hug the ground beneath those taller flowers.
* Redbud trees: Their branches are outlined with wonderful pink blooms before their leaves appear.
* Dogwood trees: These are breathtaking in the spring garden.
* Magnolia Tree: The star magnolia, Magnolia stellata, is the first to bloom.
* Trillium: Just one of the many wildflowers that bloom before the large trees are fully leafed out.
* Ornamental forms of Cherry and Crabapple trees are beautiful in mid-spring.
* Hyacinths: These spring flowers bring scent as well as color to the spring garden.
* Primrose: Jewels in the spring garden, Primula veris (Cowslip) and Primula vulgare (Common primrose) are the best known, but you will find many varieties are available in garden centers.

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Posted by mrscreccotobe1220

why not do a yellow gerbera daisy? they're in season at that time and they're pretty...besides, even if you changed your mind to another color or wanted a mix, they come in all different colors!

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ITA! I love Gerber daisies and they come in a ton of different colors