I haven't participated in GBBD for a while, but it is fun to be back in the groove.
Spring is slow to arrive at our zone 5 , 5,000 ft altitude garden in Utah, but we have daffodils blooming, crocuses, the ornamental cherry is almost ready to wow us.
Today I just want to show two new plants - a pink and a white violet that I got starts of from a kind neighbor .

I had no idea violets came in pink. And, yes, thanks for asking; I AM
tickled pink
to have this little beauty in my garden!
Next is the white violet, just one bloom to show today.

Still, a special thrill. I've loved these white violets for a long time, and am so happy to have some!
These are the good old reliables, an impossible shade of blue/purple that I really never get tired of.

(Did you know it was also Irritate People w/ Prepositions Day????)
A church yard nearby has a hill with lots of the bluey-purpley ones.

Just a closeup here.

Happy Spring!
Happy GBBD!