When there are a large amount of them in one place, it literally is a sea of blue and a marvellous sight.
Thank you so much to my friend Elanor for knocking on my door this morning and for the impromptu walk.
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The bluebells are out
27 April 2015
We are lucky enough to just a 5 minute walk down a little lane from this beautiful wood. And this is my favourite time of year to visit it, because the floor of the wood becomes engulfed in bluebells. It is such a beautiful flower, little bells hang from it's stem and they almost sparkle in the sunlight.
When there are a large amount of them in one place, it literally is a sea of blue and a marvellous sight.
Thank you so much to my friend Elanor for knocking on my door this morning and for the impromptu walk.
When there are a large amount of them in one place, it literally is a sea of blue and a marvellous sight.
Thank you so much to my friend Elanor for knocking on my door this morning and for the impromptu walk.
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It's fun to see how common names for plants are different everywhere. We have something called a bluebell here in Texas but it is for the species Eustoma grandiflora.
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