Used by the Picts for ale and thriving in the Scottish Highlands, a flower ranging in colour from amethyst to shell pink, regarded lucky in its white form
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- Plant also known as ling
- Scottish plant
- Purple moorland plant
- Plant blanketing moorlands with tiny purplish flowers or 'bells' eaten by red grouse; or, a variety of blended or variegated wool yarn
- With nectar collected by bees which makes specialist or gourmet honey, a purple-to-pinkish-flowered heath and moorland plant also called ling
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