It should be a good year for wild English Native bluebells - they will have enjoyed the wet winter and now a dry and warm spring will be perfect for them - time to start looking out for places to go and see them http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/bluebells
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Good idea it could help to pay for more plants! Identification info for Bluebells: I was told Spanish bluebells are paler than English and the flowers hang around the stem so are more upright where as English bluebells are darker almost a purple blue and hang down the stem on one side so they appear to droop. I think my pink bluebells are Spanish but they're so pretty they can stay
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It should be a good year for wild English Native bluebells - they will have enjoyed the wet winter and now a dry and warm spring will be perfect for them - time to start looking out for places to go and see them http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/bluebells
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Well if it's that tricky telling the difference maybe I should start charging people to come and see them...
Good idea it could help to pay for more plants! Identification info for Bluebells: I was told Spanish bluebells are paler than English and the flowers hang around the stem so are more upright where as English bluebells are darker almost a purple blue and hang down the stem on one side so they appear to droop. I think my pink bluebells are Spanish
but they're so pretty they can stay