Library Garden- part 2

In early March, I walked to the library, which has a garden and park area next to it. I intended to just take a few pictures on my phone, but then I got a bit carried away. So without further ado, enjoy every random springtime flower, tree, bush, and rock that caught my fancy.

You can find my earlier library garden post here.

A small tree with flowers starting to open.

The flowers looked fuzzy in their earlier stages of development. They sort of remind me of almond shells.

Closeup of yellow flowers on a bush.

There was one area that was just a row of white crocuses. They look so pretty and delicate.

Daffodils.

I don't know what this plant is called. There were no leaves on the bush, just the flowers.

This area was Japanese-themed, as I recall. I took a few pictures of this blossoming tree, but not many came out well, because the wind that day prevented anything from staying still.

White crocuses.

Purple crocuses.

Snowdrops.

A wooden bench with a painted rock on it.

A close-up of the rock.

A large pine tree, with yet another painted rock propped on it.