1. Daffodils

Daffodils are usually one of the very first signs that spring is just around the corner. Another name for these pretty, delicate, yellow and white beauties is jonquils. No matter where you go, you see them popping up everywhere-in lawns, pastures, container gardens and flower beds! They are definitely one of the most popular spring flowers.

2. Crocuses

These beautiful, dainty flowers come in a variety of colors but predominately are lilac, yellow, white and mauve. The petals form the shape of a cup and taper off into a narrow tube.

3. Grape Hyacinths

Also called bluebells, these petite, blue petals are shaped like bells surrounded with a thin layer of white on the bottom. They also resemble little bunches of grapes. When planted in good soil, they tend to multiply quickly. They require little feeding and watering in the summer and like the sun or light shade.

4. Tulips

Tulips come in a variety of colors and shapes. They flower in the spring and become dormant in the summer when the flowers and leaves die back, leaving them emerged above the ground as a shoot from the underground bulb. They are very popular throughout the world as ornamental garden plants and cut flowers.

With spring just around the corner, now is the perfect time to get your hands dirty!