Wild Flowers in Literature

A. C. Benson Alfred Austin appears autumn banks beauty berries bloom blossoms blue breath bright broom brown buds buttercups called Celandine chapter charming Clare colour common cowslips cuckoo flower daffodils daisies dandelions Deering doctrine of Signatures Ebenezer Elliott Eglantine eighteenth century England English eyes familiar FAMILY field Forget-me-not foxglove furze garden Gerard golden gorse grass green ground grow harebell hawthorn heath heather hedge herbs Hesperides honeysuckle hyacinth Lady Latin leaves lilies look lover marsh-marigold Matthew Arnold meadows mentions nettle Nightshade notes noticed o'er Orchis pale petals pink plant poem poets poisonous poppy primrose Proserpina purple root rose says scent seen Shakespeare Shepherd's Sir John Hill smell snowdrop song Sonnet spring stalks stems summer sweet T. E. Brown Tennyson thee thistle thorn thou thyme trees verses violet weed wild flowers willow-herb wood woodbine word Wordsworth writes yellow flowers