The Cornish Eyebright Euphrasia vigursii is a rare and beautiful wildflower that can be found in the county of Cornwall in the UK. This flower has many distinctive characteristics, including its vibrant purple petals and white centre. It typically blooms from June to September, making it a popular sight throughout the late summer months.
The Cornish Eyebright can be found in many different habitats, including meadows, grasslands, and woodlands. It grows best in areas that have plenty of sunlight and well-drained soil.
Due to its rarity, the Cornish Eyebright is often considered a prized sight by nature enthusiasts and botanists alike. If you're lucky enough to see one in bloom, be sure to take a moment to appreciate its beauty!
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Fact 1
The leaves are dull greyish green often suffused with violet or black.
Fact 2
The corolla is usually lilac/purple/reddish and on the upper leaves and bracts are long glandular hairs.
Fact 3
It is named after C. C. Vigurs, a Cornish doctor and botanist.
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