No time to write much, but wanted to download some photos to caption at some later date.
This appears to be Clivia nobilis blooming in the GH 
I love this rose (an arboretum seedling) when it blooms. It smells great and the bees love it. I need to cut it back as soon as blooming is over. 
A wall of black locust trees at Lower Woodland Park–the fragrance was sweet and strong 
Sinningia “Freckles” in the window at work–I am trying gesneriad seeds in the cups to the right. 
I’m so excited about this Pelargonium species blooming in the GH–it is a caudiciform plant that I’ve had for 7+ years and it has never bloomed before. 
Another view–you can see the leaves at the bottom of the frame. 
The yard looked pretty amazing in May, with iris blooming and the rhododendrons by the house exploding with color. 
A black locust blooming near work. 
I have more amaryllis (Hippeastrum) bulbs than I probably should, but the rewards are great. Five of them spiked this year. This one looks like Appleblossom. 
Geranium pratense that I grew from seed. 
Giant poppy in front of the orchard bed, leaning out into the street. 
The neighbors down 137th have this fence made of wisteria. It only blooms for maybe 10 days, but it looks and smells great. 
I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a holly bloom before, so I took a photo of one in a local yard.