| There's the blue and white of bluebells and wood anemones, celandines and sedges, orchids, and especially good ferns. |
| Since keeping bees I am more inclined to leave dandelions in flowerbeds and have persuaded one client to keep their blanket of celandines as ground cover and bee food. |
| Very soon, you should be seeing the pale yellow of primroses and the sunshine shades of lesser celandines in woods and hedgerows. |
| The driver of the other car, a Vauxhall Nova, was Mr Philip Cheshire, of The Celandines, Pool House, Wombourne, who had multiple head and chest injuries. |
| Celandines must have the most blatantly coloured flowers ever. |
| There's snowdrops now, and in the coming weeks wild daffodils, primroses, celandines, wood anemone and bluebells. |
