#cowslip

[michaelnordeman]

Cowslip/gullviva. Värmland, Sweden (May 1, 2015).

[dabiconcordia]

Opening Night

Cowslips in ditches ready to bloom, crisp new currency of Spring.

Amphibians jam, frogs tune up on fern French horns.

Slim glimmer of moon, edge of silver sequin on evening’s gown.

Stage curtained with Northern Lights, a limited engagement. by Jan Chronister

[lost-harts]

April 2024

[heather-rajendran]

Cowslip (Primula veris) wildflower photo I took 30/03/2024, near Smeaton, West Yorkshire, UK

[twentyfourstar]

[colorsoutofearth]

Wildflower photos by Colin Varndell

[wistfulwillowturtle]

Quote from Watership Down - Richard Adams

[paper-swirls]

Drawgust - Botanical Dragons - Part 3/5

Cowslip, Cherry Blossom, Jasmine, Red Spider Lily, Orchid & Bird of Paradise

Part 1 | Part 2

[nildrohainenjoyer]

Various character art from Joe Sutphin's instagram! (He's the one drawing the graphic novel)

Characters in order: Bigwig, Cowslip, Woundwart, Buckthorn, Holly, Speedwell, Acorn, Pipkin, Hazel, Campion, and Bluebell

[poetryforcoyotes]

cowslip from watership down 1978 moodboard 🍁

requested by @average-jedtavius-enjoyer!

[iwillruletheuniverse]

Look at this bedset ahh it feels so so unreal❤️ Gullviva (cowslip) is mentioned in ’Majas Visa’ by Alice Tegnér; Lullaby’s middle name is Nalle-Maja💖 Looks like there are bellis perennis too; Lullaby’s middle name is Nalle-Maja and on spanish the name Maja means Bellis perennis❤️ Painful that it is page 12 ….

[michaelnordeman]

Spring flowers. Värmland, Sweden (April 3, 2016).

[halljavalge]

Source: Saara Ehman

ℍ𝐚𝓵ｌ נ𝐀 𝔳คĻǤẸ - punane nurmenukk. Red cowslip.

[lost-harts]

April 2024

[fantasywatershipdown]

Wooaa, Cowslip doodle!! When I first read about this guy I kinda assumed that the warren was actually domesticated or something, with bred rabbits 😳 I suppose in a way it was. But I really pictured him being this soft, fluffy dude with some kinda dignified air... think it suits his role as a deceiver. C:

[certifiedstarr]

“And what do 𝘺𝘰𝘶 think of them, Hlao-roo? asked Hazel.

“They’re very nice and kind,” answered Pipkin, “but I’ll tell you how they strike me. They all seem terribly sad. I can’t think why, when they’re so big and strong and have this beautiful warren. But they put me in mind of trees in November. I expect I’m being silly, though, Hazel. You brought us here and I’m sure it must be a fine, safe place.”

Watership down Pg 89 Pipkin and Hazel

Bonus doodle of Cowslip