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British Wild Flowers : Their Naming and Folklore

British Wild Flowers : Their Naming and Folklore

  • When is a marigold not a marigold?
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When is a marigold not a marigold? Where in Great Britain is a harebell a bluebell? What does a Burdock have to do with velcrose? And what does a dandelion have to do with teeth? In this delightful little book, historian Gerald Ponting reveals the fascinating stories at the heart of many wild flower names. From names made up by Shakespeare to names based on appearance or medicinal properties, prepare to be amused, informed and amazed.

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9781907155420
Producer code
9781907155420
Author
Gerald Ponting
Cover
oprawa miękka
Publisher
Wooden Books
Language
English
Pages
64
Format
126 x 155 x 9
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