Why native Irish bluebells are under threat

There is more than one kind of bluebell and concerns are growing that the variety native to Ireland – the common bluebell or ...
The Daily Telegraph

Country notebook: Hyacinthoides non-scripta

The residents of Clent in Worcestershire have discovered that their parish council which spent £1,000 on a bluebell recovery project, planted 7,000 of the wrong bluebells. The parish council says, and ...
The Conversation

Bloomageddon: seven clever ways bluebells win the woodland turf war

The appearance of vivid bluebell carpets in British woodlands is a sure and spectacular sign of spring. Bluebells – Hyacinthoides non-scripta (L.) Chouard ex Rothm – are Britain’s favourite wildflower ...
The Guardian

Plant of the week: English bluebells

What is it? What could be more evocative of spring than the English bluebell, Hyacinthoides non-scripta? These bulbs will arrive in the green (ready-grown with foliage and roots); the plants reach a ...