Hyacinthoides non-scripta (common names: Bluebell)

Wow this is lovely pic i cant even see any bubs yet on my Bluebells:(

Wow your rite there its lovely though

wow your blue bells are much earilier than mine, mine are still tiny buds in the base of the plant! - i do love the white ones i had some come up last year with the blue ones i have every where. these look great!

Living in the southern counties, you seem to be much more advanced than us in the Midlands.

Blue Bells ! :)

Lovely Ang mine dont even have Buds & no sign of them either :(

they are quite sudden tho Jac, i could'nt see any sign of a flower last week and then all of a sudden.....! - anyway i think these are a bit early, traditionally i think they are may, usually around the same time as lily of the valley.

yep!

I love BLUEBELLS we have them in our garden and hoping to see them in flower soon as they are coming along nicely. Gwen

Hi Gwen, yes i do love bluebells, i think these are a little bit early than normal - yours will soon be out!

R Bluebells :D

Lovely!! There's nothing like English bluebells.

Nice photo

thanks ladies, i do love the basic things - and these just looked so suited to the background tucked in below my lilac tree.

They are beautiful Spritz

I always like Bluebells, they look so good.

Fantastic bluebell picture. Oooooh to be in England!

wow wow wow Truly Beautiful Barbara :D

Your Bluebells are way ahead of mine and I live in the same county.Mind you I am about 500ft altitude and a stones throw from the Mendips.

I agree.Couldn't imagine life without them.

Bluebells and Lilac? love bluebells...have a neighbour who is an ex-pat Brit. She's a war bride...now 86 years young and every spring she looks for English bluebells..

Really nice shot there, Peter.!

Thanks Flower Crazy :o)

Bluebells, one of my favourites, especialy wild ones in a wood!

These are lovely :)

they are really different arnt they - they were all here growing under the old apple tree we had removed last year, so i dug them up not knowing there were so many different variations in colour and spread them around a bit, and i have blue, lilac pink and white, they are looking really good at the moment!

It looks peaceful and beautiful Nice photos Sarah

Did you stop for a rest and a little sit down on the fallen branch ?

OMG how Beautiful :)

Wow your so Lucky Sarah2 have a woodland near thats so Beautiful :O

what a lovely place to go for a peaceful walk

I often do, Janette! I usually have these woods entirely to myself, but much to my surprise I found an elderly couple sat on the tree today! :-S

Thanks both - this wood is at the top of quite a steep hill, which puts most people off I think, as it is usually diserted.

What a peaceful looking spot!

How I miss all the bluebells now I live in Canada! I remember visiting Stourhead Gardens just as they were all in bloom - gorgeous!

ooooh, what an awesome display.! Nature at it's best.!

Wonderful,got a wood like that near me.and you could eat the smell

When we lived on the Isle of Wight, we had a bluebell wood near us and the ground was just a carpet of blue. I used hire a horse from the local stables and go riding through. Lovely....Lindak.

Hello Spritzhenry, I was just after a little advice regarding Bluebells.

I haven't really looked into it yet but was wondering...is it possible to take a cutting from Bluebells and plant it straight into soil ? If not, which yields the best/easiest results....bulbs or seeds ?
And I must confess, I don't think I've seen either of those on sale as yet, although I haven't been to a major garden centre yet !
Hope I haven't dribbled on too much !
Clueless Kev.

You are so right about nature, Peter... There is the proof...great picture.

What Beautiful Picture Of Bluebells in WoodLands Amy :)

It is lovely isn,t it Jacque ,I always make a point of going to a wood like that in spring , it,s like a dream ,not quite real

must be lovely going for a walk there

Glorious!

This is the sort of England you dream about.

sigh!

Hi Nick,
Welcome to GOY.
All the best, Hywel.

Welcome to GoY, Nick.
Love this photo,
it is very similar to the views we have in the beech woods of Buckinghamshire.

beautful

Beautiful English view. Welcome to GOY.

Lovely path :)