The cowslips (Primula veris) can be seen at Hunter’s Race near Chichester. The Bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) and Lady’s Smock (Cardamine pratensis) were seen in and around the Stansted Forest near Rowland’s Castle.
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Fabulous it’s great to see a field so full of cowslips. This is a snapshot of what our past in the U.K.
We have bluebells and ladys smock on the Leeds outer ring road, though I haven't seen any cowslips. Maybe we should start a road side verge photo gallery.
That sounds a brilliant idea, but we could all post them here in the Forum too. In that way we can see when flowers appear north to south throughout the year.
To do that we would need to have a category for the post so we could group them together to get the whole picture. Do we have that option in the Forum? Cheers Jose
I don’t know Jose, but this is something we can discuss at our next meeting.