Yellow, White, and Green ... Wild Spring Flowers, and Views.

Lovely place to be, Hywel. The wild flowers are so perfect in their own habitats. I'm glad you added the wood sorrel. It's my favourite. I grew up in wooded countryside and it was everywhere under the trees at this time of year along with the anemones.

Nice blog Hywel. I love the primroses, but there are some lovely pictures there this morning. Love the hilly ones too.

Lovely to see so many Hywel..Hard to pick a favorite as they all have their place, the wood sorrel is very nice to see.

lovely blog Hywel, good to see the wild flowers too, such beautiful views up there very nice :-)

Its great to see that people still allow the wild flowers to flourish in some places. Thank you for sharing your day out. I think you make us all take time out to appreciate what we have for free if we take the time to look.

Lovely flowers Hywel - I have never been to that place - although we have covered a fair amount of Wales - must look it up on the map - cheery blog for a rainy day up here

Some lovely pics Hywel, its good to see all the rolling hills in them and all the wild flowers, you`d need wellies and waterproofs around here again today...

Nice to know hywel there are still some beautiful parts of britain left to see...feel quite depressed
when i look outside lol!

I love them there hills Hywel, that house in the first pic. would be in my dreams, your photos are beautiful, havnt seen a cuckoo pint for a long time. Lovely.

Great blog lovely flowers and what wonderful scenery:)))))

what a fantastic blog Hywel, your photo's are brilliant and your weather looks great,

Thank you for sharing your walk with us all Hywel.

Lovely blog and pics,Hywel..and a nice day for you to go walking..I like the Oxalis too..thanks for sharing .:o)

Thanks for your comments
But I didn't walk. The photos were taken over a period of about 3 weeks in April, .... and in different places from 0 to about 10 miles away. And in between the showers lol

Beautiful pictures Hywel - do like Ranunculus ficaria we bought some last year - different variety but it really spreads - love Oxalis acetosella

a lovely blog with some wonderful wild plants:-) thanks for showing us;-)

Delightful Hywel

Loved that Hywel. I have some but you've given me ideas for more - I could get seed and hopefullu/eventually add in my woodland. Thanks, adding to Fav's.

Really lovely blog Hywel

Enjoyed my walk in south wales Hywel.

Thanks for taking us to see lots of lovely wild flowers x

Love it, love it Hywel. We also have alot of these wild flowers in our garden and let some of them self seed around. Really enjoyed the walk with you. I know I'm always saying this, but having this scenery on your back door is (I think) worth the bad weather days.

Lovely blog as ever Hywel, it has everything stunning views, wild flowers and blue skies.....a rarity at the moment, thank you for sharing on yet another wet day:o)

so interesting Hywel, wonderful place & wonderful plants. Im a real duffer when it comes to nameing our own native plants, thanks for this.

I've really enjoyed this Hywel, such fabulous photos of beautiful wild flowers, I love the cuckoo pint, I used to see these a lot years ago, they always intrigued me. The wood sorrel is a real beauty and one I haven't seen before, looking forward to your next trip out.....:))))

That was a really lovely blog Hywel.......aren't wild flowers just beautiful. I am always looking into hedges etc when we go walking to see what is flowering.

Fantastic blog Hywel, I love all the wild flowers especially the anemones, such a variety you have there. I love most of all the change from gentle beauty to wildly rugged landscape:-)

Interesting wild flowers, Hywel ...
... and beautiful scenery :o)

Fantastic blog :)

A delightful blog. Such a super variety of pictures. The picture of the white house at the far end of the winding lane needs a painter to sit right there where you stood and get to work.