Location: South-Eastern France, Pre-Alps

I decided to try to identify a hundred flowers of herbaceous plants so my list doesn’t include any trees. But if I can’t make a hundred I might include them later. The flowers Antonia can identify reliably are in bold. Names in brackets are French names, or our family’s pet names for flowers. At the moment, only a few are there if I don’t know the English name reliably enough.

1. Primrose
2. Cowslip
3. Snowdrop
4. Violet
5. Daffodil
6. Narcissus
7. Daisy
8. Dandelion
9. Speedwell
10. Forget-me-not
11. Bladder Campion
12. Foxglove
13. Heather
14. Pink
15. Wild Pansy
16. Euphorbia
17. Lily of the Valley
18. Wild Garlic
19. Harebell
20. Buttercup
21. Scabious
22. Coltsfoot
23. Lungwort
24. Stinking Hellebore
25. Wild Geranium, Herb Robert
26. Autumn Crocus
27. Blue Gentian
28. Yellow Gentian
29. Martagon Lily
30. Bee Orchid
31. Poppy
32. Cornflower
33. Prunella – Self-Heal
34. Greater Knapweed
35. Thistle
36. Yellow Deadnettle
37. Other Deadnettles
38. Crown Vetch
39. Other Vetches
40. Periwinkle
41. Bindweed
42. Wild Rose
43. Arum, Lords and Ladies, Cuckoo Pint
44. Aquilegia, Wild Columbine
45. Clover
46. Cow Parsley
47. Celandine
48. Wild Strawberry
49. Wood Anemone
50. Rosebay Willow Herb
51. Red Campion
52. Monotropa Hypopitys, Dutchman’s Pipe
53. Nigella
54. Globe Flower (Trolle d’Europe)
55. Solomon’s Seal
56. Salad Burnet (Pimprenelle)
57. Great Masterwort (Grand Astrance)
58. Globularia (Blue Pompoms is our family’s name for them)
59. Honeysuckle
60. Waterlily
61. Marguerite, Dog Daisy
62. Grape Hyacinth
63. Paris Quadrifolia
64. Wild Thyme
65. Melampyrum nemorosum, Cow Wheat? (Melampyre des Bois)
66. Crocus
67. Wood Sorrel (Oxalis)
68. Eyebright, Euphrasia
69. Yarrow (Achillee Millefeuille)
70. Chicory
71. Queen Anne’s Lace
72. Wild Angelica (Angelica Sylvestris)