This is an important distinction for two reasons: Virginia bluebells are edible, whereas English (and Spanish) bluebells—species of Hyacinthoides—are toxic; and then there is simply their ...

Know thy enemy Native common bluebells (pictured, sometimes known as English or Welsh bluebells) have a distinct, sweetish scent. The flowers are smaller and more delicate than their Spanish cousins ...

No, please don't. Native English bluebells are a protected species, meaning it's prohibited to dig up or remove a plant or bulb from the countryside. Be careful not to trample on them either ...

Love Spanish bluebells or grape hyacinths for their bird-attracting blooms but dislike the havoc they wreak on your yard? While pretty, they quickly become the gorgeous flower you'll wish you ...