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lady's smock
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lady's smock

Another name for the cuckoo flower.
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Other ornamental plants found tucked away in the background of this vast family include such springtime delights as arabis, aubretia, the Cuckoo-flower, Cardamine pratensis, honesty, Lunaria annua and a little later, the candytuft, Iberis and the beautifully scented Hesperis matronalis, Dame's violet or sweet rocket.
Cabbage patch kings by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
11, 1 Calla palustris -- -- -- Calopogon pulchellus -- -- -- Caltha palustris -- P -- Cardamine bulbosa P -- -- Cardamine pratensis -- 31, 0.
The structure and composition of vegetation in the lake-fill ... by Wujek, Daniel E. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
Cardamine pratensis ydi'r enw gwyddonol arno fo, a lady's-smock' neu 'Cuckooflower' yn Saesneg.
Gweld blodyn prin fel canfod ffortiwn; BYD NATUR by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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