Which British wildflower meadow sight makes you stop and smile the most?

That hazy purple-blue glow under the trees in spring is the kind of view that makes everyone reach for their phone. Half of the world's bluebells live right here in Britain.

A sea of scarlet swaying in the breeze, instantly recognisable and tied to remembrance. Few sights feel more quintessentially British in summer.

Towering spikes of speckled bells loved by bumblebees and Beatrix Potter alike. They give woodland edges a fairy-tale feel.

Late summer turns the moors into a rolling purple blanket, a sight that's pure Yorkshire and Scotland. Pair with a flask of tea for full effect.

These cheerful yellow bells were once everywhere before becoming rarer, and they're slowly making a comeback. A real spring pick-me-up in country lanes.