Excerpt from Wild Flowers, Vol. 1
Every child who has wandered in the woods in the sweet months of April and May knows the Blue-Bell, or Wild Hyacinth. Scarcely a copse can be found throughout our land which is not then blue with its flowers, for it is to the woodland and the green lane, in Spring, what the buttercup is to the meadow. Growing near it we often find the beautiful pinkish-white blossoms of the wood-anemone, and before it fades away the hedges are getting white, and becoming fragrant with wreaths of the blooming May; but the primroses have almost all departed, and the violets are daily more rare.
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