2024年7月19日 · The English bluebell (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) is a perennial wildflower bulb native to the British Isles. Its bloom is a sign that spring is in full swing. The deep blue-violet flowers appear in mid- to late spring and put on a fragrant show for up to five weeks before going dormant by early summer. English bluebells make good cut flowers.

2021年5月22日 · English bluebell is a spring bulb with bright green foliage and vibrant blue bell-shaped flowers. Learn how to grow this perennial now on Gardener's Path.

2024年12月21日 · English Bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) Appearance: Graceful, nodding flowers with deep blue petals and a strong, sweet fragrance. Growth Habit: Tends to grow in dense, naturalized colonies.

Strong, sweetly fragrant English bluebells love a deciduous forest. In fact, they’re a common identifier of ancient woodlands. Yet bluebells can be nearly as happy in a shady backyard garden.

Enchant your garden with the mesmerizing allure of English bluebells. Delicate, violet-blue blooms dance on tall stems, creating a spring symphony.

A small bulbous perennial, the English bluebell flowers in April and May, and spreads easily in the right conditions. Bluebells will grow happily in a shady garden, and they make good spring ground cover.

2024年4月24日 · English bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) are gorgeous native flowers that add a touch of charm and elegance to any garden or woodland area. The delicate bell-shaped flowers, in shades of blue and sometimes pink and white, complement the lush green foliage and create a striking display in springtime.

2023年1月23日 · English bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) are native to France and England and have been gracing gardens and wooded areas with their beautiful bluish-purple flowers since the early 1500's. These spring delights reach heights of 12 inches (30 cm.) and can be planted in the fall for spring bloom.

2023年10月5日 · English bluebell flowers are darker and curl over whereas Spanish bluebell flowers are lighter and remain upright. English bluebells are also slightly shorter than Spanish ones. It’s important to keep these two plants away from each other, or they will hybridize to form Hyacinthoides × massartiana. Propagation

English bluebells are woodland plants, so like humus-rich, moist soil. In the garden, you can grow English bluebells under deciduous trees or shrubs, under hedges or naturalised in grass – they are more suitable for meadow -style plantings rather than lawns, as their foliage doesn't die back until later in the year.