| Hosts of bluets and plots of mouse-ear everlasting, had taken possession of the land. |
| The events will give people a chance to learn about wildflowers found at the site such as ladies bedstraw, musk thistle, mouse-ear hawkweed and wild thyme. |
| The scientists teamed up with colleagues from Edinburgh University to create computer models of a plant called mouse-ear cress. |
| Common mouse-ear is a short-lived perennial, native in grassland and in open cultivated and waste ground. |
| The mouse-ear, or Herba clavorum, is reputed to prevent blacksmiths hurting horses when being shod. |
| The mouse-ear is called Herba clavorum because it prevents the blacksmith from hurting horses when he is shoeing them. |
