Woodland plants are a type of vegetation that typically grow in forests and woodlands. The term can refer to a variety of species, including bluebells (8 letters), oxlips (5 letters), anemones (7 letters), ramson (7 letters) and jack-in-the-pulpit (15 letters). Bluebells are a type of wildflower that is native to Europe and North America, and they have bell-shaped flowers that are usually blue or purple in color. Oxlips are a type of primrose that has a yellow flower and grows in damp meadows and woodlands. Anemones are a type of flowering plant that has white or pink petals and grows in woodlands and grasslands. Ramson is a type of wild garlic that has a strong garlic smell and grows in shady areas. Jack-in-the-pulpit is a type of wildflower that has a hooded flower and grows in moist woodlands.