Bluebell (white morph)

Hi hg williams3 thanks for the compliment but it looks like yours are actually the spanish bluebells hyacinthoides hispanica which are commonly found in gardens and can be white or pink, these ones are not cultivated to be a different colour though and just lack the blue pigment but were white although as they were in the shadow of the forest probably look darker. True white English bluebells are only found in ancient woodlands the spanish ones were introduced and cultivated around 200 years ago :-)