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Lark in Dousman, WI
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In Wisconsin, zone 4/5, we have a slow start but now we will start to pick up speed on our bloomers. The snow is finally melting. Come join in on my garden forum www.larksperennials.com

Back Yard Flower Close-ups Garden Large (5,000 - 10,000 sq ft.) Medium (1,000 - 5,000 sq ft.)

1 of 10: Yellow flower is Spurge. In the old boot are Hen's and Chicks.

2 of 10: Trillium takes so long to multiply.

3 of 10: Woodland Poppy easily reseeds

4 of 10: Marsh Marigold loves the wetland. Use this perennial in a bog garden or maybe create a rain garden.

5 of 10: Dwarf Blue Iris

6 of 10: Dwarf Burgundy Iris. I like the dwarf iris because they don't get the iris borer as easily as the big iris. Plus they don't flop over from the hard rains.

7 of 10: Trollius 'Globe Flower'

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Photo Thumbnail #1: Yellow flower is Spurge. In the old boot are...
Photo Thumbnail #2: Trillium takes so long to multiply.
Photo Thumbnail #3: Woodland Poppy easily reseeds
Photo Thumbnail #4: Marsh Marigold loves the wetland. Use this...
Photo Thumbnail #5: Dwarf Blue Iris
Photo Thumbnail #6: Dwarf Burgundy Iris. I like the dwarf iris...
Photo Thumbnail #7: Trollius 'Globe Flower'
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Comments / Questions

Hi. Love the pictures. Hard to beat the native wild flowers like Wood Poppy, Trillium, etc.

ltankrealtor

HI Lark- Nice to see some inspirational colors! Spring will be in full bloom in another month! Yay!
Liz

Liz Wojes

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