Front beds, flowers, and spring vegetables

I thought it odd that I left such a big bare space between these hostas.  Then this week, this little baby hosta popped up.  Oh yeah!  It was a piece that had broken off one of the others during transplanting and I decided to put it in its own space. I hope it keeps growing and catches up with these others....otherwise, it will look kind of funny.

Things are starting to look a bit crowded here.  It's great that everything is growing so well.  Not sure how to fix it at this point--or if I should even bother, considering the move.

These hostas are huge!  They loved the rain this past week.

If I decide to take cuttings with me to Washington, these would definitely be candidates.

I put all the peony pictures in a separate post, but these salvia are also about to bloom and looking beautiful.  I love the dark purple stems.

Last but not least, my spring veggies are doing great!  The rain has been good for them, too.

Peas starting to climb--I may interplant some annual climbing flowers, since so many didn't germinate.

Potatoes looking healthy and big, beets coming along, and the onions finally are tall and stopped flopping over.

It's amazing what a little rain will do!