I know I'm asking this question in jest, because I'm sure almost everyone, in the country has already begun mowing the lawn, LOL.
I mowed my lawn for the first time of the season, just last week. The northern type grasses are pretty green, this early in the season. Since I don't have much lawn left, I make it a point to dig all visible weeds, before I cut, each time. This cuts down on lawn weeds, and keeps me from having to use "harmful to the environment" weed killers. This is what it looks like...


https://photos.app.goo.gl/A6ELFyWEQphcjdGr6



Fred, I know you have already been eating veggies from your garden. Here are some of my turnip greens, planted a couple weeks ago. They grow pretty fast, though, and should be well along, by month's end:


https://photos.app.goo.gl/fms6gzBwBK6Abj6C6



A third type of Magnolia is blooming now. I set this one out, a few years ago, to replace the Jon Jon Saucer Magnolia, I planted next to my driveway, on her property (about 20 years ago, when that house was vacant), and the next door neighbor cut down, claiming raccoons were climbing it to get onto her roof, to make holes. This Magnolia cultivar is 'Alexandrina'...


https://photos.app.goo.gl/CMvRoz3ndT2X8HVY6



Here is another plant given a southern state, in its common name, that is fully hardy here. It is the VIRGINIA BLUEBELL:


https://photos.app.goo.gl/DN9zGqmrKRt2u6cM6




The ROSE TREE of CHINA, Prunus triloba, is blooming:


https://photos.app.goo.gl/JKvQKtNQx2AecXUJ8



Here are a couple new fruit trees I got. One is a LIMEQUAT, and the other is a rare tropical fruit, known as BIGNAY:


https://photos.app.goo.gl/UWt3JWxrW899s2zh8



The BLUE HOLLIES are blooming. These are female flowers on 'China Doll':


https://photos.app.goo.gl/fnofNP9cZbB3x8DC7



FORGET-ME-NOTS are blooming !


https://photos.app.goo.gl/roYwE52fGYXvBqns5



The PRIMROSE, Primula vulgaris, is blooming!


https://photos.app.goo.gl/k1dWbfqXxFRfxc8BA