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The wood anemone is one of our most common spring flowers. Anemone nemorosa, as it is known, belongs to the family Ranunculaceae. Its genus name, anemone nemorosa, comes from the Greek, with amon meaning “from the root” and nemos meaning “grove.” This is a reference to its home in the shady and most soil of groves, forests and pastures. In Linnaeus’s time the flower was called “vitlock,” but in English, anemone nemorosa is generally called the wood anemone or wind flower, and its annual blooms are a major part of the spring landscape in many places. Please click “Next Photo” to watch more fine art photography of flowers from the nordic nature.