Bluebells
For many, the sight of bluebells blooming is a true sign that spring has sprung. Bluebells will traditionally bloom anytime from mid-April through to the end of May. They flower after wild daffodils, wood anemones and primroses. Due to the changes in our climate, with milder winters and harsher springs, it’s becoming harder to say with any certainty when the bluebells will emerge each year. Bluebells carpet the woodland floor and give way to other beautifully blue species such as speedwell and bugle. We see other colours blooming too, with pink and red species including red campion, herb robert and scarlet pimpernel.