Saturday, April 14, 2007
A bluebell wood.........
A Spanish visitor
The bluebells on the driveway are already in full bloom, but these are the Spanish invaders that have crept into the hedge rows from private gardens. The woodland ones are our native variety, smaller flowered with a heady sweet scent that will fill the woods on the breeze.
A pink bluebell!
I'm hoping that the nearby development will not effect that area of the wood. It shouldn't do because it's also the home and playground for a group of badgers and they are well protected under the law. But we shall see.
.... and a white variety.
(more to follow...... hopefully)
Just A Thought......
I found these two pictures of bluebells taken in our Torquay garden last year.
Our Spanish friends, but what a show.
Apparently, our English bluebells could be extinct in 10 years time if they are allowed to crossbreed with the Spanish ones! That would be very sad!
Fi. I think Alex wants to be a friend;-)
Seeker. It's a mixed up year for wild flowers. I would love to be on Dartmoor in a week or two. Where the O Brook meets the Dart. There will be banks of blue. Don't forget a picture from your walk.
He's really pushing the viagra, mentioned thrice in that blurb ;)
Fi, we don't need drugs. We grow our own down this way! I've just planted some runner beans in pots. I put a viagra in with them so they will be self supporting and won't need sticks.
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