1. Cowslip Cockerels, Cowslips and violets are disappearing from many people's lives.

2. Cowslips are often mistaken for Oxslips (Primula elatior), which is a hybrid between Cowslip and Primrose (Primula vulgaris)

3. Primula veris, a flowering plant commonly known as Cowslip; Primula deorum, a flowering plant known as God's Cowslip and rila Cowslip; Primula florindae, a flowering plant known as giant Cowslip and Tibetan Cowslip; Primula sikkimensis, a flowering plant known as Himalayan Cowslip and Sikkim Cowslip; Caltha palustris, a flowering plant known as marsh marigold

4. Cowslip definition: A Cowslip is a small wild plant with yellow, sweet-smelling flowers

5. Cowslips and Sole Reflexology, Matlock, UK

6. Cowslips are perennials with oblong leaves

7. Our Cowslips originate from Europe and Western Asia

8. Our Cowslips originate from Europe and Western Asia

9. Shakespeare mentioned Cowslip in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, while Johann Sebastian Bach describes the plant as “heavenly Cowslip” in St John Passion.

10. Plants you could use include Cowslips, primroses, violets, ivy, …

11. Also known as Cowslip primrose, or simply Cowslip, Primula veris is a beautiful flowering perennial in the primrose family (Primulaceae)

12. Cockerels, cowslips and violets are disappearing from many people's lives.

13. Both Cowslip and oxslip have a corolla shaped like a tube.

14. Cowslips were gathered for making wine … We sucked nectar from the bottom of Cowslips in the belief that it would make us grow [St Albans, Hertfordshire

15. Cowslips are one of the first heralds of the spring

16. (This was originally reviewed for Readers' Favorites) Cowslip: A Slave by Betsy Haynes tells of slavery from a unique perspective - that of a 13-year-old female slave named Cowslip

17. Habitat 'Cowslip is common throughout temperate Europe and Asia

18. Other Common Names Cowslip primroseKey flowerKey of heavenPalsywortFairy cupsPrimrose

19. All had the same rich, opulent smell as Cowslip.

20. Cowslip Wine made from the flowers, as above described, is an excellent sedative

21. Cowslip is an attractive flowering plant found in meadows and on woodland floors

22. Cowslip is a plant that grows throughout Europe and Asia

23. Cowslip meaning: a small plant with yellow flowers that smell sweet

24. Cowslip definition, an English primrose, Primula veris, having fragrant yellow flowers

25. We also have 16 collections of seeds from Cowslip populations across …

26. Cowslips can be purchased from your veterinarian or at your local farm merchant store

27. Located in Ditchling in the East Sussex region, Cowslip features a patio

28. How to propagate Cowslips and primroses: Sow the seed thinly and evenly, and leave uncovered

29. Cowslip is a popular recurring plant in the worlds of music and poetry

30. Favorite Add to Spode Copeland Cowslip 6.5" Bread Plate - Set of 4 DCBusinessWorks

31. The story starts during the Civil War as Cowslip and several other children are being sold at a slave auction and follows Cowslip as she is taken to a new plantation with new masters and unfamiliar slaves.

32. How to Grow Primula Plants Gardener's HQ Guide to Growing Primrose, Cowslip & Oxlip

33. ‘Primrose, Cowslip, lady's mantle, bugle, thrift, clustered bellflower are widely available in garden centres, but are all natives.’ ‘There are flowers running the gamut from native wildflowers such as the Cowslip to exotic foreigners.’

34. Examples of Cowslip in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Police said Wednesday that the six arrested the previous day for violating forestry laws had collected more than 132 kilograms of primula veris, or Cowslip, …

35. The American wild flower most commonly called Cowslip is the marsh marigold, which is really neither a Cowslip nor a fanfold, but belongs to the crowfoot family, In their homesickness the first English colonists, when they saw its golden flowers, gave it the name of the fragrant yellow Cowslip that dots English meadows in early spring.

36. The marsh marigold or Caltha palustris is another plant native to the Northern Hemisphere which is sometimes known as a Cowslip. The common name “Cowslip” is used in reference to a number of herbaceous plants found primarily in the Northern Hemisphere.

37. The Cowslip is a cousin of the Primrose and is also an early spring flower

38. Cowslip roots are expectorant, and can be used to treat common cold and flu-like symptoms

39. ‘Primroses, Cowslips and swallows are everywhere and the softening in the weather is a sure sign that brighter and warmer days are near.’ ‘Mr Slaney said Cowslips and primroses have flourished and a pond has developed naturally and become a haven for wildlife.’

40. Removing a plug of turf with the planter and replacing it with a pot-grown cowslip takes seconds.

41. ‘Primroses, Cowslips and swallows are everywhere and the softening in the weather is a sure sign that brighter and warmer days are near.’ ‘Mr Slaney said Cowslips and primroses have flourished and a pond has developed naturally and become a haven for wildlife.’

42. Often appreciated as a sign of spring, Cowslip primrose has frequently been mentioned in English literature

43. Made from highly durable PVC, Cowslips are the original orthopaedic shoes for the treatment of lameness in cattle

44. Fitted to the healthy claw, Cowslips take the weight off the affected claw, thus alleviating pain and accelerating healing

45. In spite of his indifference, it was exquisite: the ditch banks were creamy with cowslips and lilac with cuckoo flower.

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47. Cowslips® are orthopedic shoes fitted to the healthy claw of the affected hoof, removing weight from the diseased or injured claw

48. We trained volunteers in seed collection and propagation of Cowslip plants to increase populations on suitable chalk grassland slopes

49. Cowslips have also been used by humans for many varied medicinal purposes over the centuries particularly to solve sleeping problems

50. Cowslip has been used in folk remedies to reduce blood clotting and is sometimes used as an anti-rheumatic

51. Cowslip was a minor antagonist in Watership Down but the part he played gave an extra adventure to the story

52. In honor of Earth Day and springtime, Albrecht Dürer's Tuft of Cowslips is the inspiration for this interactive conversation

53. The place looked not unlike Jamie Oliver's current Sainsbury's advertisement, only these cowslips were in an unfaltering carpet and had been there for centuries.

54. Many Cowslips are grown as ornamental plants in gardens in many regions of the world, and some have been used historically in herbal medicine

55. Primula veris, family Primulaceae ‘Banks of primroses, drifts of bluebells and clusters of Cowslips are now found only in secret, out-of-the-way places.’

56. Cowslip, Primula veris, is a downy herbaceous perennial can easily be confused with the closely related and much rarer oxlip (Primula elatior)

57. The flower and root are used to make medicine. Cowslip flower is most commonly used for swollen nose and throat and bronchitis.

58. The Cowslip take its name from the Anglo-Saxon cu-sloppe, a reminder of the days when they bloomed in meadows among dairy herds

59. Fragrant, with rich, sunny yellow flowers, award-winning Primula veris (Common Cowslip) is a semi-evergreen perennial favored by many gardeners with partially shaded gardens

60. Whilst today was more about anticipation than actual Botanising, it was soon apparent that the field will be golden with cowslips in just a week or two

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62. Aunt Bett looked at me for a long minute before she said: "Chile, Cowslips is a plant and it grows right here, that's them right there at your feet

63. 20 Some of the plants have obituary names: Iris, Basil, Rue, Rosemary, and Verbena. Some, like meadowsweet and cowslips, sweet flag and spikenard, are like the names of Shakespeare fairies.

64. All flowering plants, including Cowslips, red clover, yarrow and yellow vetchling, will be collected over a one-year period and provide a snapshot of the changes over 150 years

65. A popular subject in English literature, beloved as a harbinger of spring, Cowslip has been esteemed as an ingredient in wine, a food, a complexion aid, and a calmative.

66. The Cowslip, or otherwise known as “Primula Veris”, is a traditional bloom that has been written about for centuries, including the infamous William Shakespeare as seen in his poem, “Fairy Land I”

67. Plant of the week: Romans used meadow flower for love potions Milder weather later in the year saw many species recover, but also some unusually unseasonal sightings including Cowslips flowering in November."

68. The flower and root are used to make medicine. Cowslip flower is used for swollen nose and throat, cough, bronchitis, trouble sleeping (insomnia), headache, hysteria, nerve pain (neuralgia), and tremors.

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70. Many nurseries carry Cowslips, for people who wish to cultivate them, and they can also be observed wild in many regions, although wild populations of some species are under threat due to habitat damage

71. Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528), Tuft of Cowslips or Primula (1526), gouache on vellum, w16.8 x h19.3 cm (overall), National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, The Armand Hammer Collection, Image source: Wikimedia Commons in public domain

72. I particularly love to see Cowslips which always remind me of a wonderful play William Shakespeare wrote, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and, in particular, that exquisite scene in the wood near Athens when Puck greets a fairy with the words:

73. The Cowslips tall her pensioners be; In their gold coats spots you see; Those be rubies, fairy favours, In those freckles live their savours: I must go seek some dew-drops here, And hang a pearl in every cowslip’s ear

74. Cowslips quotes from YourDictionary: Bring the rathe primrose that forsaken dies, The tufted crow-toe, and pale gessamine, The white pink, and the pansy freaked with jet, The glowing violet, The musk-rose, and the well attir'd woodbine, With co

75. Jo Colwill is the Founder and Owner of Cowslip Workshops, a patchwork shop, organic café and workshop all rolled into one! Located in the Cornwall countryside, this little “piece of heaven” is the culmination of Jo’s passions

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77. Cowslip (n.) popular name of several varieties of English wildflower, Old English cu-slyppe, apparently from cu "cow" (from PIE root *gwou-"ox, bull, cow") + slyppe "slop, slobber, dung" (from PIE root *sleubh-"to slide, slip"), which is its common habitat.

78. Cowslip flower is used for swollen nose and throat, cough, bronchitis, trouble sleeping (), headache, hysteria, nerve pain (neuralgia), and tremors.It is also used to increase urine production, to reduce muscle spasms, as a “heart tonic” for sensations of dizziness and “weak heart,” and to treat heart failure, whooping

79. Cowslip flower is used for swollen nose and throat, cough, bronchitis, trouble sleeping (), headache, hysteria, nerve pain (neuralgia), and tremors.It is also used to increase urine production, to reduce muscle spasms, as a “heart tonic” for sensations of dizziness and “weak heart,” and to treat heart failure, whooping