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Bladder Campion (Silene vulgaris) / Taubenkropf Leimkraut - Nikon D3X. Converted from RAW.

Bladder campion flower bud - Latin name - Silene vulgaris

silene in bloom in the sun, dark background out of focus.

Bladder Campion flowers seen during springtime. The image was captured on a sunny day on a fildflower meadow near Zurich City.

Pink flower of the sticky catchfly or clammy campion on a meadow in summer, Silene viscaria

Bladder Campion. Leimkraut. Silene vulgaris

Silene vulgaris or Bladder Campion, pinkish white flowers, close up. Maidenstears or catchfly is a perennial flowering plant of the family Caryophyllaceae.

Common cinquefoil (Silene vulgaris) also known as grape cinquefoil on a meadow in Tremosine. Tremosine is located on the west side of Lake Garda.

Some silene vulgaris flowers in spring at sunset

Bladder campion (Silene vulgaris) has a number of common names, including evening lychnis, evening campion, white cockle and (1795) white corn-campion. It is often found amidst corn, clover and alfalfa, and can be regarded as a troublesome weed. Bladder campion prefers well-drained soils such as this cliff side in south-west Cornwall, and is quite common on waste land. Bladder campion belongs to the pink family (Caryophyllaceae), along with carnations and other campion wildflowers. It is native to Europe but is widespread also in North America. The young shoots and the leaves are edible, and may be eaten raw in salads. Older leaves are better boiled or fried or sauteed with garlic, and in Italy it is used in omelettes and risotto. The plant is used as a food in Spain and in Italy, where it is known as sculpit, stridolo, or by the obsolete scientific name Silene inflata. There is space for copy on the left-hand side.

Bladder campion (Silene vulgaris) is a medium-tall plant with white, five-petalled flowers and a bladder-like calyx behind them. It grows on grasslands, farmland and hedgerows from May to September and is a foodplant of the froghopper.

Close-up Silene vulgaris, bladder campion or maidenstears, is plant species of genus Silene of family Caryophyllaceae.

Blossoms of bladder campion also named Silene vulgaris in the countryside

Beautiful small white flowers of Silene vulgaris. the bladder campion, maidenstears. Wildflowers.

Close up of white wildflower on green background.

Bladder Campion silene vulgaris wildflowers with unique balloon-like buds in a lush green setting.

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Bladder campion flowers isolated on white

An abstract image or background of some bladder campion or silene vulgaris flowers

Flowers of the bladder campion (Silene vulgaris) with a green background

Campion's Blister (Silene vulgaris). Grass and meadow flowers.