If you stumble across this sign of early spring beauty, then you’ll most likely find yourself in a very rare and special habitat. They like to establish themselves in ancient woodlands in particular.
Wood anemone is NOT EDIBLE ⚠️
Although there is a history of medical use, including chewing of the root to clear away mucus found in the nose and throat. Modern herbalism largely regards this plant as insufficient for use, due to toxins in the plant.
Scientific name: Anemone nemorosa
Happy Foraging!!