Preposition: from

• extinction: BBC " What does it take to save a wildflower from extinction?

Converse of object

• save: BBC " What does it take to save a wildflower from extinction?

• encourage: The thinning work will let much more light into the woodland, encouraging wildflowers to return.

• grow: If you intend to grow some wildflowers from seed this spring, you may have to think ahead a bit.

• plant: This will be achieved by planting wildflower plugs to enhance the biodiversity of the hedgerow that was planted by the Green Gym last year.

Adjective modifier

• perennial: It is a biennial, so lives only 2 years, thus never forms a big root mass like daisies or other perennial wildflowers.

• native: This starts to also take over the native wildflowers, meaning less flower species.

• colorful: Old meadows provide a home for many colorful wildflowers.

• rare: Many varieties of rare wildflowers are also now colonizing these important havens.

• beautiful: Up ahead, you see a beautiful, golden wildflower, standing tall, growing right in the middle of the snow.

• British: Plants to avoid: A few British wildflowers are invasive.

Modifies a noun

• meadow: They do not see the beauty of the wildflower meadow, or our wildlife haven.

• seed: Sprinkle wildflower seeds in a selected corner of your garden.

• turf: They are ideal for use with our wildflower meadow turf - please e-mail us with your requirements or for further details.

• planting: The site benefits from extensive native tree, shrub and wildflower plantings, creating various wildlife habitats.

• plug: Work to include planting of wildflower plugs in Spring.

• grassland: We're creating lots of new woods and wildflower grasslands in Hull, but, to you, what makes Hull green?

Noun used with modifier

• woodland: The best time to visit the site is during the spring, for woodland wildflowers.

• acre: Avis Meadow - 15 acre wildflower meadow in Braydon Forest area of north Wiltshire.

• plant: Prepare rough, grassy and plant wildflower species bought with the grant.