I often walk by this sweet cottage garden and pause to take a picture. I don’t think it is ever prettier than in spring when the bluebells are out in force, mixed with daisy type flowers I’d say were osteospermums were they not so early, and classic wildflowers such as forget-me-nots.
For an indulgent week or two, white bluebells gleam in the sunshine, a few pink ones stake their claim for our attention and the blue ones form a soft background blur. While nothing beats a bluebell wood, passing this little corner always makes me smile.
Shared for Cee’s Flower of the Day.
Susan Rushton 
Beautiful! Pink and white bluebells are a similar situation to white violets.
I was thinking about your violets as I shared this. I didn’t know if they were mixed then, but I do now!
The picture I posted showed only the white. There are purple ones on the lawn but I didn’t get a good photo of any of them. Now that I think of it, they really don’t mix, the way the bluebells do in your photo. H-m-m-m-m. That doesn’t seem right.
Give them time 🙂
I can see why
Thanks, Derrick.
Well, isn’t that a delight?
It’s a lovely mixture.
How beautiful! I seriously covet the white ones.
I have a weakness for the pink ones.
We both have completely justifiable weaknesses.
Gorgeous
Thanks, Sheree.
Pleasure
Really pretty. And Osteospermums are flowering now, mine have been for several weeks.
That’s what they are then. 🙂
Beautiful 🙂 We try and spot white bluebells in the woodlands close to home – they are really rare here x
I rarely see white ones in the woods.
Absolutely enchanting!
You’ve reminded me that some believe they are the fairies’ flowers.
Oh…how absolutely fabulous! 💙💙💙
So lovely!😊
Thanks, Tiffany.
A lovely garden
One of my favourites. 🙂