As she progressed, she painted living, growing plants, especially wild flowers, depicting violets, cowslips, wood anemones, primroses, snowdrops, crocuses and the most beautiful roses, in her annual supply of work to art exhibitions.
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Species which are particularly characteristic of ancient woodland sites are called ancient woodland indicator species, such as bluebells, yellow rattle, lesser celandine, wood anemone, and primrose for example representing a type of ecological indicator.
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Most are white, unassuming charmers, though I would recommend the little blue wood anemone, A . nemerosa var . robinsoniana, which can be ordered now through some bulb catalogs ( such as Scheepers, 860-567-0838 ).
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The Common is noted for its wild flowers, with thriving communities of yellow archangel ( " Galeobdolon luteum " ), wood spurge ( " Euphorbia amygdaloides " ) and wood anemone ( " Anemone nemorosa " ).
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Deep cracks in the vast expanse of stony moorland above provide habitats to plant life, including the lily of the valley and wood anemone, and mossy saxifrage ( " Saxifraga hypnoides " ) grows on the limestone outcrops.
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In early spring, the woodland floor is scattered with the yellow flowers of primrose, " Primula vulgaris ", and lesser celandine, " Ranunculus ficaria ", and the white flowers of wood anemone, " Anemone nemorosa ", which give way in late spring to thick carpets of bluebells, " Hyacinthoides non-scripta ".
