Portuguese
fura-neve Common anemone of eastern North America with solitary pink-tinged white flowers.
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There is a sweet little flower called the wood anemone, or wind-flower.
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Once, up in the heart of the Alaska forest, it was just a sweet wood anemone.
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Around 55 important ancient woodland plants and trees grow here, including bluebell, wood anemone, pignut and primrose.
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While I have numbered bloodroot among May flowers, it often does appear in April, and before the wood anemone.
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In spring, the wildflowers in their shade ( wood anemone, bluebell, wild garlic) are tokens of a venerable past.
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But when it melts, when it melts, it will leave the snowdrop.
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His eyes were closed, and his body was white as a snowdrop.
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If I could grow only one snowdrop, it would be Galanthus 'S.
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But you're not a snowdrop; oh, no-something very rare in a conservatory.
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My friend had found the snowdrop in February, and in frost.
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The rose is of Paradise-thesnowdrop is of the striving, hoping, longing Earth.
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And see how the sunshine sparkles, making each snowdrop look like a diamond.
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With joyful eyes of wonder we gaze on snowdrop and crocus and daffodil.
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He felt a cold, wet snowdrop touch his cheek-andthen another and another.
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He modelled, among other things, a beautiful little statue of maidenhood gathering a snowdrop.
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The snowdrop and parnassia, if well dried, continue white.
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Soon the snowdrop and other bulbs danced in the boiling mass like ingredients in a cauldron.
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She rested upon a fallen log-from decay and death came moss, the snowdrop and the anemone.
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The snowdrop image in the first verse is, charming as is the sound of the lines, nonsense.
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Pussy willow and snowdrop were the first to herald the spring, and crocus and violet soon followed.
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The snowdrop and primrose the woodlands adorn