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Bluebell magic
A hazy mist of violet bluebells carpet woodland floors in late spring. Preferring dappled shade and undisturbed ground, these pretty flowers grow in ancient woods across western Europe, although half of them are in the UK. The much-loved blooms were once known as Witches’ Thimbles (as were foxgloves), and myths warned that anyone entering a ring of bluebells would fall under fairy enchantment. Enjoy their timeless magic on a woodland walk.
