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Our bluebells seem to be turning white, is this possible? Didn't have any white bluebells at all a few years ago now we have loads, any idea why? Just had a thought, is it actually a bluebell?
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Got few here. It's a sport. It's in the genes.
Quite a few of my self sown primroses come up pink.Riddlesdown (S Croydon) -
Looks like a white version of the Spanish bluebell to me - which is the one most commonly seen in gardens. The wild bluebell is a bit different with narrower leaves and the flower spike bending over more towards the end - shaped like a fishing rod when there is something heavy on the line.Originally posted by Jay22 View PostComment
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Originally posted by nickdub View Post
I've never had a rod like that, drowned worms don't weigh much
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unlucky - most fishermen can at least claim an old boot or a shopping bag to get the feel of at least catching something :-)Originally posted by chris_m View PostI've never had a rod like that, drowned worms don't weigh muchComment
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I think Spanish bluebell too. They come in white and pink as well as blue.Comment
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