Στη βραδιά που διοργάνωσε το glo™ HILO ζήσαμε μια πολυαισθητηριακή βραδιά που εξελίχθηκε σε ένα δυναμικό, υψηλής αισθητικής πάρτι μέχρι αργά.
We look after Inkpen Crocus Field, in West Berkshire, where hundreds of thousands of wild crocuses bloom each spring. No-one knows why so many grow in this small field on the edge of the village - the sight is truly spectacular. Have you seen them?
— BBO Wildlife Trust (@BBOWT) March 6, 2020
📷 Ade Wallington pic.twitter.com/m4RPZm2TPb
The sturdier, more waxy-looking of the common blue Crocus is C. neapolitanus (formerly C. vernus). This is the one that is naturalised in ancient grasslands, like the famous Inkpen Crocus Field in Berkshire. The leaves are wider (4-8mm) than in Tommy (2-3mm). pic.twitter.com/6va5t2Epyr
— Mick Crawley (@crawley_mick) February 18, 2019
In a far flung corner of West Berkshire lies @BBOWT's Inkpen Crocus Field - & at this time of year is when the spectacle of 1000s of Spring Crocuses (Crocus verna) appear across the site @BSBIbotany @TVERC1 @WildlifeTrusts @wildflower_hour pic.twitter.com/KyWCSNF1wq
— NatureBureau (@NatureBureau) February 21, 2025