Hi, how common are white bluebells. The reason I am asking is because although I have had bluebells for about 8 years, this spring, for some reason, a group have come up white !
By Miffer
United Kingdom
They are all grown in a semi shady spot
- 1 May, 2009
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Yes, I have white, pink and blue - all English Bluebells. The white seem to be more prolific this year, for some reason.
2 May, 2009
I have found a pinky ish one amongst the spanish ones today. how coincidental is that? They are as far away from the english as i can get them. hopefuly no secret asignations
2 May, 2009
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its not unknown, as are pink variations. how often they happen in the wild I dont know but as a child i remember a clump in Finchael Woods in county durham. the shade wont make a difference.
The blue may have seeded and some are now old enough to flower and by a quirk of genetics are white. lucky you.
1 May, 2009