On Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:18:45 +0100, Roger Tonkin
wrote:

My local mobile post office man threw this one at me today.

He has a wooded area, mainly of cob nuts, with a carpet of bluebells
underneath. He would like to plant some contrasting flowers (red and
yellow/white) to flower with the bluebells. In spring, the canopy is
quite thin, but gets thicker during the summer, but still has light
coming through. At least 6" of the soil is just leaf mould.

What would anyone suggest?

My idea of heaven would be wall-to-wall bluebells. . . only.

Pam in Bristol