The highlands of Scotland are a fertile ground to plant woodland bluebells. They usually only flourish where a wood used to exist.

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In Scotland bluebells are also known as 'harebells'. The name has a story to behind it. Apparently it was named for the hares that loved to visit the fields. Some claimed that witches would turn themselves into hares to hide among the flowers, and cast spells on those who dared harm the flowers.