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But sometimes in the evenings after a glass of cowslip wine, her imagination took a bolder flight.
Clara laughed strangely, and rose, picking the cowslips from her hair.
He had found the double cowslips, and he knew now that I was neither a liar nor a thief.
Here, the city gallant paused to laugh with the country girl, her basket full of May-boughs and cowslips.
The windows of the cottage were filled with flowers, and cowslips and violets were plentifully scattered about the little garden.
Cockerels, cowslips and violets are disappearing from many people's lives.
I do not believe you can defeat panzer divisions by strewing cowslips in their path.
He did create certain flowers for that purpose, like daffodils, and cowslips, but not bluebells.
The sound of a cockerel is becoming as scarce as the sight of a beautiful violet or cowslip.
You cannot dig up primroses or cowslips, but you can pick them without committing a crime.
One does not see many cowslips today.
I have looked up the words which he used, and he pointed out that you cannot dig up a primrose or a cowslip without committing an offence.
The idea of spherical objects bouncing down hills, knocking sheep out of the way, and crushing the orchids and the cowslips is too horrific to contemplate.
I remember, as a child, picking cowslips.
Spring colour is provided by daffodils, cowslips and magnolia with roses, dahlias and wild orchids flowering in the summer.
One area is grazed by cattle and sheep, which is helping to bring back wildflowers such as cowslips, southern marsh orchids and goatsbeard.
Other localities have neutral, deeper soil and cowslips, dog-violets and bird's foot trefoil are common.
Children today still go out and pick bunches of cowslips in the surrounding countryside.
At the southern end of the reserve are damp meadows with hemlock and willowherb, and a dry meadow, which contains cowslips in the spring.
The northern side is dominated by bracken, bramble, privet, hawthorn, cowslips and bell heather.
