Top spots for bluebells in the East of England
There's something special about visiting woods during springtime, when everything is bursting to life. It's at this time of year you'll find one of the nation's most loved wildflowers - the bluebell, which is also an indicator of ancient woodlands.

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Bluebells are delicate and easily damaged, especially if they’re trodden on. Damage can prevent the leaves from photosynthesizing, causing the plant to die back. Bluebells take many years to get established, so minor damage can have long-lasting impact. Help to look after the bluebells by watching where you tread, and sticking to marked pathways.