Wind Flower Collection

Anemone 1
Mandy Disher

Dreamy
Ludwig Riml

A wordless language
Ylva Sjögren

Wind flower
Jacky Parker

Anemone flower, X-ray

Anemone, Wind flower, Anemone leveille
Wind flower, Anemone leveille back view showing lilac underside of white flowers against an out of focus green and yellow dappled background

Calgary, Alberta, Canada; A Prairie Crocus (Pulsatilla)

Wind flower (Anemone pavonina), Ranunculaceae by Francesco Peyrolery, watercolor, 1753
Herbal, 18th-19th century. Iconographia Taurinensis. Volume IV, Plate 45-53 by Francesco Peyrolery: Wind flower (Anemone pavonina), Ranunculaceae

SEA ANEMONE. Line engraving, 19th century

Greek Windflower (Anemone blanda) close-up of flower, growing in mediterranean macchia, Peloponesos, Southern Greece, april

Tulip (Tulipa sp. ) Pinochio and Greek Windflower (Anenome blanda) Blue Shades flowering, Keukenhof Gardens
Tulip (Tulipa sp.) Pinochio and Greek Windflower (Anenome blanda) Blue Shades flowering, Keukenhof Gardens, South Holland, Netherlands

Wood anemone (Anemone nemorosa) flowers. Photographed in spring

Anemone Blanda or Windflower
Anemone Blanda, also known as Windflower, with a daisy-like mauve flower

Japanese anemone (Anemone sp. )
Japanese anemone flower (Anemone sp.)

Anemone x hybrida Honorine Jobert
Japanese anemone flowers (Anemone x hybrida Honorine Jobert ). Photographed in the UK, in August

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Plate 127 showcases the delicate beauty of the Wood Anemone, also known as Anemone nemorosa. This captivating flower speaks a wordless language, enchanting all who encounter it. Often referred to as the Wind Flower, its graceful petals dance in the breeze, creating a dreamy atmosphere wherever they bloom. In Calgary, Alberta, Canada, another stunning member of this family thrives - the Prairie Crocus or Pulsatilla. Known for its medicinal and herbal properties, this wildflower adds a touch of natural healing to its already mesmerizing presence. Francesco Peyrolery captured the essence of the Wind Flower in his exquisite watercolor from 1753. The Anemone pavonina shines with vibrant colors within Ranunculaceae family. Its allure is further depicted in an intricate line engraving from the 19th century that portrays a Sea Anemone. Whether found in woodlands or underwater realms, these Anemones hold an undeniable charm that transcends time and borders. Let their ethereal beauty inspire you and transport you into a world where nature's wonders never cease.