Again, it depends on the variety: English native bluebells are actually a protected species in the UK, so it's against the law to intentionally pick, uproot or destroy bluebells. Spanish or hybrid ...

Participants learnt to identify the UK's native and non-native species of bluebell and monitored their flowering times. Britain's native bluebell is widespread and a familiar sight in spring, but in ...

Britain's abundance of bluebells – the UK reputedly has half of the ... a sign of a damaged ecosystem – but also because many native British woodland plants were killed off by the last ice ...

Thought to be extinct in the UK, one plant was rediscovered in Hertfordshire ... These include habitat destruction, hybridisation with non-native bluebells and illegal trade of its bulbs.

The density of sycamore trees has led to light levels decreasing, a States spokesperson explained Several young sycamore trees are to be removed from Bluebell Wood to improve the diversity of ...

The removal of the bulbs creates space for the native bluebells to grow and spread ... Send your story ideas to [email protected].

Expect your walk to be coloured with flowers such as wood anemone, native bluebells, wood goldilocks and wood sorrel. Find more information about Queen’s Wood on the Haringey Council website.