I am no bluebell expert, but I do have a habitat picture I took a few years ago of a Hyacinthoides I suspect is hispanica -- because the "habitat" is a yard overgrown with Allium triquetrum and Centranthus ruber, with some Oxalis pes-caprae for good measure. More to the morphological point, it has nodding scapes, which I vaguely remember differentiating the English from the Spanish. I'm happy to upload it to the wiki if someone would confirm the ID: http://www.flickr.com/photos/badthings/448520983/ (Lest the comments there are confusing, I thought the plant was H.non-scripta at the time). Best, Max Withers Oakland, CA Where Crocus cartwrightianus and sativa are blooming simultaneously this week. In past years sativus has been a week or so earlier. From: Mary Sue Ittner <msittner@mcn.org> > Subject: [pbs] Hyacinthoides lingulata > .... > When I was adding this picture to the wiki, I remembered again that > we don't have any photos of the Hycinthoides weedy species, > Hyacinthoides hispanica that so many people grow. I don't have time > to add any pictures for anyone else, but perhaps one of those people > who understand how the wiki works and have a photo might like to supply > one? > > Mary Sue