Portuguese
unha-de-cavalo Catalan
pota de cavall 1
In early spring the banks are studded with yellow celandine, coltsfoot and primrose.
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The song died away under the leaves of the coltsfoot.
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Nearby there was also coltsfoot and several kinds of ferns that had flavorful roots.
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Behind him, small yellow coltsfoot stood out as bright as luminaries on the Earth.
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I used coltsfoot before, but not the ashes.
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And maybe I'll put some coltsfoot in it because it has a kind of salty taste.
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Before a dandelion has shown in the meadow, the banks of the railway are yellow with coltsfoot.
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Do you know yarrow, or common coltsfoot?
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These were the blossoms of the coltsfoot, that sends up a stalk surrounded with faintly rosy scales.
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One ounce of each of the following, slippery elm bark, crushed thyme, coltsfoot flowers, hyssop or marshmallow.
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Sometimes coltsfoot was mixed with tobacco.
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Let's see, new burdock and coltsfoot and young dandelion leaves, and fern, most of it will still be curled.
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One day the unassuming but eagerly awaited yellow crowns of the coltsfoot begin to glow in a dirty ditch.
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The bitter scent of coltsfoot and silverweed, herbs Rhiannon had brewed for him just two days before, assaulted his senses.
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The bloom is small, of a pinky white colour; they are miniature forms, resembling the coltsfoot flowers, being arranged, however, in clusters.
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It was too early in the season for much but tender early blooms, spring beauties with some phlox and bright yellow coltsfoot.