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Blooming white Corydalis cava (Hollowroot) close-up in the forest

$Medium to tall, straggling, slightly hairy or hairless perennial.. leaflets 4-6 pairs only, oval to elliptical, blunt, but often with a tiny point. Flowers pale cream or yellowish-green, 11-15mm long, in dense short-stalked racemes. Pod narrow-oblong, 30-40mm, slightly curved, hairless.\nHabitat: rough grassy places, open woodland and scrub, roadside embankments, to 2000m.\nFlowering Season: June-August.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except the extreme north, but only on the mountains in the south. Sometimes cultivated in Gardens.\n\nThis Picture is made during a short Trip in the Eifel (Germany) in June 2022.$

blooming small flowers Spring peas on a clearing in the forest in spring, Poland

Blackthorn bush in flower taken in the middle of a deciduous woodland with bare trees at Fen Drayton nature reserve.

Thermopsis Lanceolata (Thermopsis Lupinoides, Fuchsbohne, falsche Lupine, Goldlupine).

Corydalis blooms in spring in the wild in the forest

White Spring Flowers Coming To Life with Dark Trees in Background. Moody Vibe. Life After Death.

Corydalis cava, a species of fumewort, with blossoms.

Close up of white blossom of hollowroot fumewort with copy space, also called Corydalis cava or Lerchensporn

Wood anemones in a nature reserve woodland.

Corydalis. Corydalis solida. Violet flower forest blooming in spring. The first spring flower, purple. Wild corydalis in nature.

Agapanthus flowers against a background of artemesia leaves

$Short erect perennial with a hollow tuberous rootstock; stem without a scale near the base. Leaves 2-ternate, often greyish. Flowers purplish or white, 18-30mm, spur long, down-curved; bracts scale like, undivided. Fruit 20-25mm, pendent when ripe.\nHabitat: Woods, hedgerows and cultivated land. \nFlowering Season: April-May.\nDistribution: France and Germany, north to South Sweden; naturalized in Britain and Belgium. Cultivated in gardens, including forms with white flowers. Often confused with C. solida but distinguished by the absence of a bract-like scale at the base of the stem and by the undivided bracts!\n\nIn the Netherlands regularly to find in Gardens and Parks (Stins).$

Oxalis Tuberosa growing in a vegetable bed in Carmarthenshire, Wales.

Close up of pale corydalis (pseudofumaria alba) flowers in bloom

Biodiversity. Macro photography. Biology

Mixed colors spring wild forest flowers in bloom on the forest floor, hollowroot Corydalis cava.

Hollow-root, Corydalis cava, blooming on the forest floor in a park during spring.

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