GBBD - May

It's May, Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day, “nature suddenly has got blue and green here”  these were the lyrics of 60s.
March and April were cool and cloudy and it seemed that spring was lazy and not in hurry: there were rare leaves, the grass was yellow.
But May has come and spring woke up and hurried!

Young leaves on spirea sprouted to May 1,

then hyacinths, berry bushes bloomed to May 5.

the garden has been decorated with daffodils, blackthorn and plum flowers to May 10,

tulips have opened their buds, white flowers of bird cherry filled the air with their fragrance to May 13.
Finally the apple trees and rhododendrons are in bloom in mid-May.

In veggie garden the first ones are onions. 

I grow a new variety of onion, it's Suvorov onion (Allium suworowii), one of the group of mountain onions, under the general title "Anzur." It grows wild in the mountainous regions of Middle and Central Asia. He is also known under the names "Allium Stipitatum", "a giant onion", "onion the highest."

I like the garlicky-onion taste of its leaves. In June the flower opens on its stem and then the small bulbs mature.

 

The another onion is Chives (Allium schoenoprasum), the smallest onion, is well known everywhere. I often make chives, suvorov and tomato salad. 
Of course all kinds of weeds are growing well since April. I do not have time to fight them constantly. Two days ago I cleaned the soil around the roses, and again small goutweed leaves have been seen under the roses:((

What plants please you in mid-May?