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A flowerpot on the back steps, a bee working its way around, and a few double blooms snipped for the kitchen. That’s the summer these anemones have in mind.

Just when the garden seems to be catching its breath, these open: cream brushed with red and pink.

The rear row of a spring bed once belonged to shrubs and patience. Now it can belong to yellow tulips up to 3 feet tall.

Hold one up to the light and the petals just keep going. It’s easy to see why they’re called peony tulips.

Low, daisy-faced and generous by nature, these anemones keep adding to the display on their own, filling in a bit more each year.

If your flower bed needs a showpiece, look up. These purple globes can top out around five feet.

The weather may still be deciding what season it is, but your tulips can read a calendar.