More Random Pictures of Spring

I have loads and loads of violets in my yard. I keep reading about what a great scent violets have, but mine don't seem to have any.

For some reason, I've never noticed the insides of tulips before. I think I like it better than the outside.
My hydrangeas have grown to cover the tulips. It was unintentional but has worked out well. In the spring before the hydrangeas have any leaves, the tulips bloom and provide color. As their flowers and foliage fade, the hydrangeas leaf out and hide them.
I told you I had a lot of white daffodils. I didn't plant these.
Nor did I plant these!
Or these. There are tons and tons of these daffodils in the round garden. I don't find them attractive because they face downwards.
These are Narcissus bulbocodium "Golden Bells". I didn't realize how tiny they are.

Here's a better picture of them. Aren't they cute? They are supposed to multiply freely. I hope so. Another picture of the Thalia daffodils. They have a strong scent. It's really wonderful. I'm not accustomed to daffodils that have a scent. One of the many reasons I love heirlooms.
My Alpine strawberries are beginning to bloom.
And already I have mystery plants! They're hard to spot in this picture. Right behind the primroses. Judging from the foliage, I'm guessing they are foxgloves. I have planted foxglove seeds that never germinated in this garden before but I can't remember what kind they were.
I have no clue what this is.
After nearly a decade, there are not many tulips left in my gardens. I planted a few last fall. I will have to add tulips to my list of bulbs for this fall.