NOUN
- a bitter cress of Europe and America
- common perennial native to Europe and western Asia having usually pink flowers with ragged petals
How To Use cuckoo flower In A Sentence
- A more delicate flower of riversides and damp meadows is lady's smock or cuckoo flower, with both names equally common. Times, Sunday Times
- There was a marsh marigold in it, with stems a quarter of an inch thick; and in the grass on the verge, but just beyond where the flood reached, grew the lilac-tinted cuckoo flowers, or cardamine. Nature Near London
- The females lay their eggs mainly on garlic mustard and cuckoo flower, both of which are coming into bloom. Times, Sunday Times
- They often grow in the grass along with the pink cuckoo flowers, known also as lady's smock or milkmaids. Times, Sunday Times
- They often grow in the grass along with the pink cuckoo flowers, known also as lady's smock or milkmaids. Times, Sunday Times
- A more delicate flower of riversides and damp meadows is lady's smock or cuckoo flower, with both names equally common. Times, Sunday Times
- There, visitors can learn about the organic farming process firsthand, as well as enjoy olfactory heaven with a tour of the Czech gardens, where they can find wild herbs and flowers such as pimpernel, marsh pea, cuckoo flower, moon daisy, wild thyme, silvery cinquefoil and primrose, among many others. The Prague Post
- Busy brown rivers, carpets of wood anemones, dog violets, stitchworts, cuckoo flowers and primroses can all be enjoyed without the attention of the midge.
- The females lay their eggs mainly on garlic mustard and cuckoo flower, both of which are coming into bloom. Times, Sunday Times
