Martin Fone delves into the beautiful bluebell, one of the great sights of Spring.
The emergence of a swathe of densely packed bluebells, forming a vivid electric-blue carpet underneath the canopy of a newly leafed woodland, heads nodding in the breeze, is one of the British countryside’s most eagerly anticipated sights, a sure sign that spring is here, and that summer is on its way.
Regularly voted as Britain’s favourite wildflower, Anne Brontë echoed the…
