Converse of object

• include: Spring has now arrived and many wildflowers can now be seen, including cowslips, lesser celandine and lady's smock.

• cross: Both forms of the Cowslip crossed with Pollen of both forms of the Oxlip.

• see: The first cuckoo Do you write down when you first hear a Cuckoo or see a Cowslip each year?

Adjective modifier

• long-styled: Long-styled cowslips: 10: 70: : 100: 178: : 100: 34.

• short-styled: Short-styled cowslips: 10: 92: : 100: 251: : 100: 41.

• few: In the foreground on the ungrazed slopes, the dominant plant was Horseshoe Vetch, although a few Cowslips were present.

• pure: It is, therefore, very improbable that a pure cowslip crossed by a primrose should ever produce a primrose in appearance pure.

• common: Right: Short-styled form. ) It has long been known to botanists that the common cowslip ( Primula veris, Brit.

• first: The keys landed somewhere in Northern Europe and the first cowslip sprang from that spot.

Modifies a noun

• wine: These were the flowers people used for cowslip wine.

• flower: Put the juice and peel of a Seville orange and a gallon of cowslip flowers or pips into a container.

• cottage: The Property: Cowslip Cottage Much Wenlock 3.25 miles.

• meadow: In my native Suffolk the cowslip meadows have long given way to the coarse grass used for silage.

• seed: Foxgloves, poppies, red campion and cowslip seeds are all easy to collect.

Preposition: in

• meadow: The spring flowers are now coming out thick and fast a magnificent display of Cowslips in the meadows and Primroses in the hedgerows.