They really are a very pretty and dainty flower, more of something fit for a display than just heathland scrub.

All growing in with the grass, buttercups, speedwell and ribwort plantain. 

A whole post dedicated to one of my favourite wildflowers. Meadow saxifrage is a beautifully neat white flower, it's not ragged or untidy like so many of it's counterparts in the field. Snow white with a yellow centre and a long sturdy stem uncluttered with leaves. Since I saw it in one particular place a couple of years ago I've kept my eyes peeled for any more sightings but no joy. It's just in the once spot but that gives me an excellent reason to return.




Isn't it a delight? Also in existence is purple saxifrage and yellow but neither grow in this part of Europe.

Today is the last day if you want to give me your vote for the Country Style Blog Awards, you can vote for me here, your support has been amazing and I want to say a heartfelt thank you.
Sophie