Common Name(s)	Bluebell or Wild Hyacinth
Latin Name	Hyacinthodoides
Description	Narrow green leaves with  blue bell shaped flowers. After flowering fades green oval fruits appear turning to brown as the seeds mature.
Hazard	The bulbs and seeds are poisonous and can often be mistaken by children as small onions.
Effects	Diarrhoea, stomach pains. The sap from bluebells and related plants such as hyacinths can cause skin allergies.
Flowering Period	April and May
Location	Woodland, hedgerows and shady places, also in many gardens as a cultivated plant.