The Superbloom has led to a rediscovery of rare plants, and expanses of yellow goldfields (above) as thick as a carpet or stretches of daisies and electric blue Phacelia that pillow a valley floor.

Thankfully, there are easy steps not to trample the glorious thickets of flowers and plants—or the lizards and pollinators blossoming alongside them. And here’s how to enjoy it, even from afar.

Related: The latest season of “The Great” is premiering tomorrow on Hulu. See the trailer.

Need summer plans? Try:
Bath, southwest England’s historic spa town
Porthleven: Cornish ice cream, rock pools, and shipwrecks
6 royal destinations in the UK

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