I have a few flowers the early bees are visiting, including cerinthe
honesty, green alkanet, forget-me-nots and muscari
tulip Whittallii Major, I love orange species tulips
a lone Little Princess I have from a previous year
Pansy Beaconsfield flowering on and off
a fringecups I bought last year, I am hoping for flowers this year but I guess it's not going to happen as no flowering stem even starting slightly
I found this plant in this pot and had no clue what it was so took a photo and while looking at it carefully, realized it's a rudbeckia Green Wizard I got a few years ago (after failures with seeds because of voracious slugs), I hope it can really get going this year - maybe even flowers!
nepeta mussiniii I bought back in February or March when there was so little in the garden centre; I love (as do my cats) nepeta and I have pots of it all over the garden mostly nepeta faassenii but also nepeta cataria
I have at least 2 sea holly starting to grow. I should have more in the garden but these two from the garden centre last summer (Magical Blue Lagoon) are the only I see. I've bought sea holly before as small "wildflowers", grown them from seed both bought and collected but they just can't seem to survive the slugs who adore them!
Papaver dubium? / long-headed poppy
I've not seen it in person before. I hope to see it in bloom but in this position I never know if I'll see that.